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Powerful performances from Isabelle Huppert and Gérard Depardieu help Valley of Love compensate for the drift of a story that doesn't fully explore its intriguing themes. Read critic reviews
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A man (Gérard Depardieu) and his ex-wife (Isabelle Huppert) reunite in Death Valley, Calif., after they both receive a letter from their dead son.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: French (France)
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Director: Guillaume Nicloux
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Producer: Sylvie Pialat, Benoît Quainon
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Writer: Guillaume Nicloux
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $28.3K
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Distributor: Strand Releasing
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Production Co: Centre national de la Cinématographie, Palatine Étoile 12, LGM Productions, Les Films du Worso, NU Films, SCOPE Invest, Cofinova 11, Scope Pictures, France Télévision, Le Tax Shelter du Gouvernement Fédéral de Belgique, Cinéfeel Prod, Soficinéma 11, Canal+, France 3 Cinéma, Le Pacte, DD Productions
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A clear example of nepotism at the Cannes Film Festival (it would have never competed if it were not French), and the beautiful cinematography and great actors cannot do much to save a terribly dull narrative that relies on such an awful amount of inelegant exposition.
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The desperate search for the lost child, and as a corollary, for love as well. The desert is hot and dry, vast and mountainous and the physicalities of Huppert, with her bitterness and flame-coloured looks, and Depardieu who is monumental, reflect it exactly. The desert echoes their profound loneliness. The film portrays the loss that happens now so easily In the age of blocking, deleting, unfriending and the like, and even the resort only to skype for contact. The acting performances are sans pareil; you find out how naturalistic they are, because of how uncomfortable you feel, even when they are being humorous, which is often enough. The fantastic landscapes and the oppressive atmosphere pose a constant menace. You are carried along and surprised when it ends. For adults only, this is an item of classic proportions.
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