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Mouchette (1967)

A young girl living in the French countryside suffers constant indignities at the hand of alcoholism and her fellow man.

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Michael L 15 Oct 2007

beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.

Patrick F 30 Dec 2008

I cannot help but feel utterly alienated after watching this film. It is about as tragic as a film can get, and yet, it is deliberately emotionless throughout. It creates this bizarre contradiction, and in the end may make it even more devastating. Anyway, it's really good. I'll probably have to watch it again to further absorb it. After that, I foresee a higher rating.

Abir M 21 Apr 2010

Another fascinating fable of martyrdom from Bresson, told with prototypical brevity. The ending is especially effective.

Ivona P 19 May 2012

Mouchette is supposed to be a suffering martyr of some kind, but â~m not sure why. Yes, the family is poor, mum is sick and dad goes out at night to deal in contraband, but is that enough to warp your mind and deaden your soul? Why does she refuse to sing in school and throw mud at her schoolmates? Bresson is just sloppy here: a few more psychological angle shots wouldnâ(TM)t have been amis, just to really set the background on Mouchetteâ(TM)s despair.

Adam T 14 May 2008

Let's not beat around the bush; yay for Robert Bresson! We get that characteristic penetrating humanism which coaxes the truth forth in an almost reticent way. "Mouchette" (which, anyway, I'm pretty sure means little fly in French; as in the insect, since "la mouche" means "the fly") knows only contempt, but it's not enough, and her more tender/etc. side is left incapable of realising itself properly. Apparently this was one of Andrei Tarkovsky's favourite films (so says Wikipedia), I can see definite similarities between it and Ivan's Childhood - so if you watch this and liked it you might like Ivan's Childhood (aka Ivanovo Detsvo) too, or on the other hand if you've seen Ivan's Childhood and you liked it, check this one out some time.