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France (2021)

A celebrity journalist, juggling her busy career and personal life, has her life over-turned by a freak car accident.

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David Katz 20 Jul 2021

Though France holds water as a black comedy and faintly realistic character study, hitting plausible yet predictable satirical targets, what makes it a good, characteristic Dumont film is its sense of experimentation.

Peter Bradshaw 29 Dec 2022

Whatever its flaws, this movie provides fans of French star Léa Seydoux with a treat.

Ray Lobo 10 Dec 2021

Most of us are aware of the “production” inherent in television news. Dumont presents to us the contradiction and spurs us on, in Brechtian fashion, to try to resolve it.

Ben Croll 16 Jul 2021

The film isn’t a total wash. Seydoux finds ways to move and emote through her Noh mask, and Dumont finds interesting avenues to explore, tracking the uneasy dance between compassion and commodification when dealing with hot-button stories. Only it’s all too much, too long, too repetitive, too one-note, too contemptuous of the very idea of cinematic pleasure to really land.

Tara Brady 02 Jan 2023

We’re accustomed to Dumont leapfrogging from one genre to another, but he has seldom attempted so many swerves and shifts as he manages here.