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別名: Marie-Josee Croze, Марі-Жозе Кроз, 마리 조제 크로즈
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Marie-Josée Croze, born February 23, 1970, is a Canadian actress who also holds French nationality. She has acted in films such as 'Ararat', which explores themes of Armenian genocide and interwoven family stories.
公開年: 2009
国: Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Italy
別題: La quise tanto, O acompanhante, The Women I Loved, La quise tanto, Ich habe sie geliebt, Viiniä keittiössä, Tin agapousa, Kochalem ja, Jag älskade honom, Someone I Loved
監督: Zabou Breitman
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制作会社: Babe Films, Banana Films, Indigo Film, October Pictures, SND, France 2 Cinéma
ジャンル: Drama, Romance, flashback film, drama film
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After Pierre's son Adrian abruptly leaves his wife Chloe and their two daughters, Pierre decides to take Chloe and her children away from their Parisian apartment to his family chalet in a small village. Pierre hopes that this change of scenery will help Chloe cope with the sudden separation, as she is deeply devastated and finds it hard to function. During their time at the chalet, Chloe reflects on her past relationship with Adrian through flashbacks, revealing their love story and its gradual disintegration. The film explores themes of loss, grief, and healing as Chloe attempts to come to terms with Adrian's decision and find a way forward for herself and her daughters.
'Je l'aimais' (English title: 'Someone I loved') is a 2009 French drama directed by Zabou Breitman, based on Anna Gavalda's best-selling novel of the same name. The film follows Chloe, a woman struggling to cope with her husband Adrian's sudden abandonment, and her father-in-law Pierre who takes her and their daughters away from Paris to help her heal. The story is told through flashbacks, delving into Chloe and Adrian's relationship and its gradual disintegration. 'Je l'aimais' explores themes of love, loss, and resilience, offering a poignant portrayal of a woman navigating the complexities of grief and finding her way forward.