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Title: C\u2019est \u00e7a l\u2019amour<\/strong>
\nDirection<\/strong>: Claire Burger
\nCast<\/strong>: Bouli Lanners, Justine Lacroix, Sarah Henochsberg
\nProduction<\/strong>: Dharamsala
\nDistribution<\/strong>: Indie Sales
\nGenre<\/strong>: Drama
\nDuration<\/strong>: 98\u2019
\nCountry<\/strong>: France, Belgium
\nYear<\/strong>: 2018<\/p>\nFestivals<\/strong>: Berlin (French cinema), Brussels (Magritte), Busan, Cabourg (France), Dublin (French cinema), USA (several cities, young French cinema), Goteborg, Istanbul, Greece (several cities, French cinema), Karlovy Vary, Les Arcs (France), Montreal (Cinemania), Namur (French cinema), Paris (French cinema), Rome, Rotterdam, Tubingen-Stuttgart (French-speaking cinema), Venice, Zurich<\/p>\nFirst showing in Spain<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Forbach, East of France, today. Mario, a man without much ambition, except for love, is back to square one after his wife left home. He now must raise on his own his two daughters going through their adolescent years while going through some sort of a teenage crisis of his own. Frida, 14-years old, blames her father for their mother\u2019s absence at the same time she fells in love with a girl. Niki, 17-years old, will soon leave home; until then, she lives the good life. Mario can\u2019t help but lose the women he loves. Yet they must all agree to let one another go. Can accepting to lose someone eventually lead to finding oneself? A highly emotional family drama, C\u2019est \u00e7a l\u2019amour,<\/em> is a beautifully-wrought, refreshingly understated study of love, sexual awakening, parenting, dependence and independence as experienced by a family caught in the throes of the parents\u2019 separation.<\/p>\n<\/div>