Delicious film. The Truman Show meets Amélie Poulan. The very beginning seemed a little tepid but the film improved a lot, becoming even better each plot twist, and it does surprise sometimes. There are many layers and the story is moving, funny but with a recurrent touch of ssadness. Dystopic near future (or present?!), with overwhelming artificial intelligence and the death of paper, merges with nosltalgy full of charming drawings, perfumes, sensations and mood from the 70s. Daniel Auteuil has a great performance as usual, Fanny Ardant is striking in her role too, and, maybe above all, Doria Tiller makes spectator understands perfectly how Victor felt in love for her version of Marianne. Nicolas Bedos has a fantastic direction and script, leading to an unnexpectadly remarkable movie.
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