Bevor der Winter kommt

Originaltitel: Avant l'hiver

2013
12
1 Std. 43 Min.

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Eigentlich scheint die Ehe des 60-jährigen Neurochirurgen Paul und seiner Gattin Lucie perfekt. Bis eines Tages anonym verschickte Rosen eintreffen. Und dies ausgerechnet dann, als Paul der ... Alles lesenEigentlich scheint die Ehe des 60-jährigen Neurochirurgen Paul und seiner Gattin Lucie perfekt. Bis eines Tages anonym verschickte Rosen eintreffen. Und dies ausgerechnet dann, als Paul der charmanten 20-jährigen Lou begegnet.Eigentlich scheint die Ehe des 60-jährigen Neurochirurgen Paul und seiner Gattin Lucie perfekt. Bis eines Tages anonym verschickte Rosen eintreffen. Und dies ausgerechnet dann, als Paul der charmanten 20-jährigen Lou begegnet.

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6,2/10

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This film was partly funded by the Luxembourg Film Fund. The father of actress Vicky Krieps, Bob Krieps, was the president of the Luxembourg Film Fund and worked for the country's Ministry of Culture [when this film was being produced], which supervises the Luxembourg Film Fund and decides which films will be funded with taxpayer's money. Several of Krieps' films were funded by the Luxembourg Film Fund, even when they weren't filmed in the country.

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When Paul tries to forces its way in Gérard's computer, we see him trying/guessing a few passwords, the last of which we can actually read on screen; Windows would not display actual password characters, only "*****"

Soundtracks
Comme un p'tit Coquelicot
Music by Claude Valéry
Lyrics by Raymond Asso
Sung by Leïla Bekhti and Biyouna

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7/10

Working and living

Altman's The Player had a similar idea: the hero receives messages from a man he believes has a grudge against him, then starts to investigate... The doctor in this film receives flowers every day, and comes to believe that they come from a woman who, he thinks, harbors some grievance. Soon he starts to slump in surgery, his supervisor orders him to take time off, and he finds he has no appetite for anything. I admired Daniel Auteuil's performance very much; he has put on some weight and his eyes have that distant look that means he can't focus on the essential things. His wife, his son and daughter-in-law have needs and he is oblivious to all of it.

Kristin Scott Thomas gives one of her finest performances; she is both suspicious that Paul is cheating and sure that he isn't (not really a paradox). Her eyes are wonderfully expressive. Leila Bekhti didn't really fit in with the story: I didn't get a feeling of menace from her. Richard Berry as the man who never tires of carrying a torch is excellent.