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How many people do we cross paths with every day? We ride the subway, take the bus, walk down the street, share seats in a park and, if we stopped to think about it, we would realize that we share moments of our lives with hundreds of people without questioning all that we have in common. 'Nous' (French for “we”) is an elegant and sophisticated documentary that looks at the things that unite people who seem to have nothing to do with each other: an immigrant mechanic, a caretaker, a writer, and the film's director, Alice Diop. From the most intimate yet shared details of so many people, the film becomes a very detailed, emotional and epic exploration of the French multicultural project, where a rich diversity persists despite marginalization.
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A kaleidoscopic portrait of people from the Parisian suburbs, their lives and work connected by the RER B commuter train that cuts through the city from north to south. A migrant mechanic, a care worker for the elderly, a writer, and the director herself, all make up the “we” of the title.
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"Saint Omer" is a thought-provoking film directed by Alice Diop that follows Rama, a novelist attending the trial of Laurence Coly at the Saint-Omer Criminal Court. Rama intends to use the story of Coly to write a modern-day adaptation of the ancient myth of Medea, but things don't go as expected. The storyline is gripping and keeps the audience engaged throughout the film. The film's cinematography is impressive, with the camera work capturing the essence of the story and the characters' emotions. The acting performances are also noteworthy, with the cast delivering powerful and convincing performances. Diop's direction is commendable, highlighting the complexities of the justice system and the struggles of the characters. The film's themes of betrayal, revenge, and justice are explored in a nuanced and thought-provoking manner. Overall, "Saint Omer" is a well-crafted film that offers a unique perspective on the justice system and the human condition. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in thought-provoking cinema.
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