Andr? Dussollier, André Dussollier, Charlotte Gainsbourg
Alain Getty, a brilliant young home automation engineer, and his wife Benedicte having recently arrived in a new town, invite Alain's boss Richard Pollock and his wife Alice to dinner. The encounter d...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 15, 2006
Stats: 221 reviews
Lemming is handsomely acted by 3/4ths of its principal cast and never dull by any means, but the sum of these parts sort of falls short. The movie could have ended at the 45-minute mark and I wouldn't have missed anything, save a hokey dash of the supernatural and an excruciating...( read more)
A gripping, underrated, French thriller.
I thoroughly enjoyed Lemming, it never lost my attention. The story is twisted and surreal, at times a little too weird but makes it more engaging. The cast is wonderful. Charlotte Gainsbourg is a very talented actress and deserves more r...( read more)
I simply can't understand why this movie is so underrated and unpopular. Lemming are in many ways similar to David Lynch's masterpieces - slowpaced, mysterious and incredible suspenseful. The story will be recognized by Lynch-fans as well, starting off with truly happy characters...( read more)
Brilliant film, especially Charlotte Rampling and Charlotte Gainsbourg.
Engaging thriller with Laurent Lucas and Charlotte Gainsbourg as the main protagonists.
After the suicide of the boss's wife in their home, bizarre things begin to happen to the newlyweds, Benedicte and Alain. It seems that during the suicide, somekind of transmigration took pla...( read more)
It's really a good movie,one of my favorites,the dosage and acceleration of tension seemed to me almost perfect during the film and the idea of using 'lemmings' into a film such in that way is really wisely.I'm not usually satisfied with the ends of movies and so with this,but it...( read more)
Dominik Moll imbues the first half of his thriller with inklings of strangeness that are at once sinister and quietly comical. But there is, in the end, less to this film than meets the eye.
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