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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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A.O. Scott 10 Dec 2021

While France remains interesting, thanks to Seydoux’s tough and resourceful performance, “France” loses its emotional force and its intellectual focus. A potentially insightful exploration of the loss of self in a media-saturated world amounts, in the end, to a series of shallow images.

Jonathan Romney 16 Jul 2021

This satire about media, emotional alienation and – need it be said? – the state of the nation makes its point quickly and forcefully before going on to make it again and again, with different modulations, for over two hours. It’s a shame, because somewhere within this sprawling piece is something audacious and playful.

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.

Elena Lazic 16 Jul 2021

Through the character of France, Dumont crafts an entertaining critique of the media more interesting for its formal and stylistic oddities than for its arguments, especially in the way he radically slows down a usually frenetic world.

Bellinzona 16 Jan 2022

Great movie, I don't know why it has so low ratings. And Lea Seydoux is stunning.