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Oct 29, 2018 · One of the key in-roads for Clouds of Sils Maria happens at the the end of the movie. Maria (Juliette Binoche), a few moments before the opening of the play Maloja Snake, takes a meeting with a young filmmaker who wants to pitch her on a role. This is the conversation.
The Clouds of Sils Maria stars Juliette Binoche as Maria Enders, a celebrated actress who is traveling with her personal assistant Valentine (Kristen Stewart) to accept a Lifetime Achievement award for the playwright and director who launched her career. On the way, they learn that the celebrated artist has passed away.
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In the main part of the movie, Maria and Valentine stay at Melchior’s place in Sils Maria, and rehearse and argue over Maloja Snake. Maria has trouble seeing herself as Helena, since Helena is the weak one in the play; she has trouble even liking Helena. There are echoes between the women in the play and the women rehearsing—except that ...
Apr 10, 2015 · During the meal, Valentine insists that Maria chat with Klaus Diesterweg, a talented director who hopes to bring a revamped version of Maloja Snake back to the theater. He wants Maria to star—not as strong, young, driven Sigrid this time, but as Helena. Older, weaker, fragile Helena.
- Olivier Assayas
Oct 15, 2016 · Perhaps the main thing I can criticize is there isn’t a strong hook here. Yes, the performances are good, especially when Binoche and Stewart are playing off one another, but there is nothing which stirs your emotions or leads you to wonder what happens next. Clouds of Sils Maria is just a quality film and doesn’t pursue being exemplary.
Clouds of Sils Maria. This multilayered, immensely entertaining drama from the great contemporary French director Olivier Assayas is a singular look at the intersection of high art and popular culture. The always extraordinary Juliette Binoche is stirring as Maria, a stage and screen icon who is being courted to star in a new production of the ...
Apr 19, 2015 · A psychological, “Bergmanesque” drama which can be opaque even while captivating, in the end, leaves us with a sense of the mysterious. Critical Movie Critic Rating: 5. Movie Review: Jonah Lives (2012) Movie Review: Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2015) Tagged: actor, friendship, play, suicide.
