Benjamin Feuillet, Julie Depardieu, Marie Kremer
A nine year-old girl weathers big changes in her household as her parents become radical political activists in 1970-71 Paris.
DVD Release Date: November 6, 2007
Stats: 397 reviews
Very interesting to see how this girl grows and learns from everything that happens. She takes everything in and analyzes it. Quite wonderous.
A sweet and entertaining tale about a kid growing up, trying to understand the adult world, whilst her parents throw away their privileged backgrounds to become Communists. Full of wise remarks as well as wisecracks! The director is the daughter of 70s political film maker Costa-...( read more)
Although it started out quite confusing, it explains itself quite well. This movie shows how communism is viewed from a child's point of view. Being from Cuban descent I am often confused on how a revolution can cause allot of changes in ones life. I loved the scene how an orange...( read more)
La historia de un niņa en un mundo de grandes que le cuesta entender. Muy buena.
radical political activists, in the early 70s, bringing up there young daughter, and the influence all the heat of the politics going on afects her upbringing, well acted throughout, especially the young french girl, and a interesting look at a very political time, seen in france
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