Monsieur Heynemann is rather prolific. He has created over 30 films since the late '70s, but this is the first of his films that I saw. I suppose that he is a director with political concerns, since many of his movies are about the German Occupation, a rather popular subject for french artists. A woman in love with Leo Bloom, the legendary socialist political leader, follows him after the defeat of the french army wherever he goes. It is rather natural, as far as she loved him, since she was a teenager. Everything is pretentious, boring and dull. We watch people talking about the war in luxurious villas. All the characters are shallow and false. This is a movie for people who know nothing about cinema and politics.
Review of An Irrepressible Woman
