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Famille décomposée (2010) のシーン
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Julie Gayet
詳細
別名: 쥘리 가예
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Julie Gayet, born on June 3, 1972 in Suresnes, France, is an actress and film producer. She studied art history, psychology, circus skills, and operatic singing before starting her acting career at age 17 in London. Her notable roles include 'Delphine 1, Yvan 0' (1996) and she has also performed musical duets. In 2007, she founded Rouge International production company. She is known for her activism, supporting François Hollande's presidential campaign and same-sex marriage. Gayet was married to Santiago Amigorena from 2003 to 2006, with whom she has two children.
映画について: Famille décomposée (2010)
制作 & ジャンル
ストーリー
Famille décomposée is a comedic television film that revolves around the chaos and absurdity of family life. The story focuses on three sisters - Marie, a successful but overworked businesswoman; Charlotte, an impulsive artist who lives in Paris; and Sophie, a devoted wife and mother who has abandoned her career for her family. When their grandmother dies, they inherit a dilapidated house in the countryside that they must renovate together, forcing them to confront their individual problems and reconnect as sisters. Throughout the process, they face various challenges, from dealing with eccentric contractors to navigating their own complex emotions and relationships.
概要
'Famille décomposée' is a French comedy TV movie released in 2010, directed by Claude d'Anna and written by Laure Bonin and Claude d'Anna. Set against the backdrop of renovating an inherited family home, the film explores the dynamics and dysfunctionality of modern families through the lens of three sisters with contrasting personalities and life choices. Despite its humor, the movie also delves into deeper themes such as sibling rivalry, personal growth, and the importance of family bonds.