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Frances Ha

  • 2012
  • 14A
  • 1h 26m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
7,4/10
99 k
MA NOTE
POPULARITÉ
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Greta Gerwig in Frances Ha (2012)
Frances lives in New York, but she doesnÂ’t really have an apartment. Frances is an apprentice for a dance company, but sheÂ’s not really a dancer. Frances has a best friend named Sophie, but they arenÂ’t really speaking anymore. Frances throws herself headlong into her dreams, even as their possible reality dwindles. Frances wants so much more than she has but lives her life with unaccountable joy and lightness.
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Coming-of-AgeQuirky ComedyComedyDramaRomance

Une New-Yorkaise (qui n'a pas vraiment d'appartement) espère intégrer une troupe de danse (alors qu'elle n'est pas vraiment danseuse) et se jette à corps perdu dans ses rêves, alors même que... Tout lireUne New-Yorkaise (qui n'a pas vraiment d'appartement) espère intégrer une troupe de danse (alors qu'elle n'est pas vraiment danseuse) et se jette à corps perdu dans ses rêves, alors même que la possibilité de les voir se réaliser s'amenuise.Une New-Yorkaise (qui n'a pas vraiment d'appartement) espère intégrer une troupe de danse (alors qu'elle n'est pas vraiment danseuse) et se jette à corps perdu dans ses rêves, alors même que la possibilité de les voir se réaliser s'amenuise.

  • Director
    • Noah Baumbach
  • Writers
    • Noah Baumbach
    • Greta Gerwig
  • Stars
    • Greta Gerwig
    • Mickey Sumner
    • Adam Driver
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    7,4/10
    99 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    2 903
    840
    • Director
      • Noah Baumbach
    • Writers
      • Noah Baumbach
      • Greta Gerwig
    • Stars
      • Greta Gerwig
      • Mickey Sumner
      • Adam Driver
    • 252Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 327Commentaires de critiques
    • 82Métascore
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 1 victoire et 49 nominations au total

    Vidéos6

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    Frances Ha: Moving Out (French)
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    Rôles principaux72

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    Greta Gerwig
    Greta Gerwig
    • Frances
    Mickey Sumner
    Mickey Sumner
    • Sophie
    Adam Driver
    Adam Driver
    • Lev
    Michael Zegen
    Michael Zegen
    • Benji
    Michael Esper
    Michael Esper
    • Dan
    Charlotte d'Amboise
    Charlotte d'Amboise
    • Colleen
    Grace Gummer
    Grace Gummer
    • Rachel
    Daiva Deupree
    • Waitress
    Isabelle McNally
    Isabelle McNally
    • Random Girl #1
    Vanessa Ray
    Vanessa Ray
    • Random Girl #2
    Justine Lupe
    Justine Lupe
    • Nessa
    Lindsay Burdge
    Lindsay Burdge
    • Dark Haired Girl
    Patrick Heusinger
    Patrick Heusinger
    • Patch
    Marina Squerciati
    Marina Squerciati
    • Waitress at Club
    Christine Gerwig
    • Mom
    Gordon Gerwig
    • Dad
    David Salem
    • Christmas Guest
    Isaac Salem
    • Christmas Guest
    • Director
      • Noah Baumbach
    • Writers
      • Noah Baumbach
      • Greta Gerwig
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs252

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    9howard.schumann

    Though Frances may be undateable, the film is unmissable

    Being called "undateable" is sort of like a team player being labeled "uncoachable," not a strong recommendation. This label tags maturity-challenged Frances (Greta Gerwig) in Noah Baumbach's warm-hearted comedy Frances Ha, a film that has genuine affection for its characters. Co-written by Baumbach and Gerwig and supported by an eclectic soundtrack that includes music by French film composer Georges Delerue and the songs of David Bowie, Frances Ha (the title is explained in the film's final shot) is a film in which people talk and act like real human beings, not cardboard caricatures manipulated by a self-conscious script that "strives for reality." Though the film is full of light-hearted energy, it does not strain to be quirky or "in your face." It is clever because that's the way it is.

    Shot in black and white by cinematographer Sam Levy, 27-year-old Frances lives in a Brooklyn apartment with her girl friend Sophie (Mickey Sumner). She wants to be a dancer, and apprentices for a small dance company, but seems to lack the determination to really develop her talent. Though the exact nature of their relationship is not spelled out (what you see is what you get), they are at the very least good buddies who are tight. Frances says her relationship with Sophie is "like a lesbian couple that doesn't have sex anymore," but Sophie is not quite as attached and tells Frances that she has decided to move in with her upscale boyfriend Patch (Patrick Heusinger).

    Refreshingly however, the story is not about relationships being the necessary ingredient of a woman's self-esteem, but simply one component of an internal growth process. Frances goes out with Lev (Adam Driver), another under-achieving New Yorker, but her economic needs trump her physical ones and she moves in with Lev and his roommate Benji (Michael Zegen) on a strictly platonic basis to save on the rent, although Benji develops a real connection with her (which Frances is blind to). She stumbles through relationships, not making a terrific impression. One woman tells her in talking about her friend, "You look a lot older, but you seem far less mature." Frances does not have the kind of job prospects that she alludes to with her friends and her overall veracity is questionable, but she makes up for it with tons of charm. She actually makes some stabs at shaking things up, going home to Sacramento to visit her parents (Gordon and Christine Gerwig, her real parents), impulsively flying to Paris for a weekend to prove to a friend that she can, and, upon returning after a joyless weekend, taking a job as a "drink pourer" at Vassar where she had gone to school. Unfortunately, the more things change, the more they stay the same.

    Although Frances Ha is about young New Yorkers living on the margins, it is not and does not aspire to be a commentary on the current economic situation or the plight of young people. The film is about talented folks who have not quite gotten it together and whose level of responsibility lags somewhere below the norm. The characters have their flaws and are not always self aware, but Baumbach recognizes that the process of growth does not happen suddenly and refuses to judge his characters, or make snide commentaries about New Yorkers.

    Frances Ha does not rely on formula or relationship clichés to make its points, but only on the performances to bring the characters to life. Baumbach and Gerwig take us on a wild ride without any clear signposts, yet the trip is poignant and even beautiful and we can joyously sense the light around the next turn. Unlike the angry, unpleasant Roger in Baumbach's previous film Greenberg, the more you hang around Frances (Greta Gerwig), the more you grow to like her insanely. Though Frances may be undateable, the film is unmissable.
    8miner-23176

    beautiful.

    This movie is a sweet piece of art. Brilliant acting (Greta Gerwig is so into the character of Frances), excellent rhythm due to the fine/so accurate montage and very gentle touch of houmor at the right amount. The black and white gives to the whole movie a tone of shade which gives a nostalgic feeling. It will make you laugh, it will make you cry but above all it will bring you to the position to question your own motivations and choices in life and if fighting for your own goals is enough to finally make ends meet and come to balance with yourself. I really reccomend this movie and i'm happy that i discovered it.
    8jackasstrange

    The best film which Woody Allen never made

    Frances Ha is a very good film. And It's almost indisputable that Frances Ha resembles Woody Allen oldest works. The satire against the so-called intellectuals, the satire of a - perhaps ridicule aspect of society, that is the obsession with organization and patronizing, and the fact that the character - the protagonist - is an allegory, each one of these aspects are present in Frances Ha. Of course, there is some originality on here. The black and white choice, the occasional 80s beat which pops out of nowhere and ends fitting perfectly the scene, the great acting by Greta Gerwig - all of these are aspects which makes Frances Ha an unique film. And the dialogs are nothing like in Woody's films - sure about that. There is some surreal dark- humor on them, and adds to the uniqueness of the film in general. Overall, very well written, acted and directed.

    Certainly recommended. 8.5/10
    9secondtake

    Shorn of the irrelevant, this is beautiful, touching, real

    Frances Ha (2012)

    I liked this film in a kind of interested, warm way as it got going. Its black and white simplicity and its regular people both appeal on the most normal level.

    The more I watched, however, and the more I absorbed the brilliance of the performance by leading actress playing Frances (Greta Gerwig), I became entranced and stunned. This is a great film. A great independent film, without production pretensions, but held together perfectly within its means.

    This is worth making clear—the film makes a virtue of its simple approach. You'll never feel like it's technically compromised. The photography is a subtle, smart black and white. There's even one scene near the end where two people are talking in bed and they chose to use the very minimum of light, so you just barely see their faces. For a long deep conversation. Gorgeous, and effective.

    It's Gerwig who steals the movie, for sure. And she helped write the really sparkling, believable, clever but never too-clever script. It's brilliant stuff. Brilliant. She hits a note of fast transparency, a totally "right" dialog and delivery. Way harder than it seems.

    And the character she plays, Frances, is one of those lovable types where things don't go quite right even with all the best intentions. Most of us identify with that all too well. We have our better selves and we have the reality of where those good intentions have gotten us. And yet she perseveres. She puts up with strange but not unfriendly people around her in one apartment after another, and we get a glimpse of young New Yorkers with all their minor pretensions. Searing and funny and touching.

    Don't be put off by the weird title (the one mistake in making the film) or by the beginning and its slow, restrained monochrome. The film makes the most of it all and is terrific.
    7jordondave-28085

    Some memorable dialogue exchanges stand out

    (2012) Frances Ha COMEDY DRAMA

    Greta Gerwig's equivalent updated version of "1978 Girlfriends", except that in this movie her character plays a struggling dancer as opposed to a struggling photographer. Gerwig who was also credited as co-writer along with Noah Baumbach second of her four movies with him. Greta Gerwig stars as title character "Frances Ha", once her best friend, Sophie (Mickey Sumner) and long time live-in roommate decides to move out of their apartment, so that Sophie can live closer to her new boyfriend, Frances begins to struggle to find another roommate or to find another place.

    Again, the positive rating is the result of the unique moments, improvised dialogue exchanges from director Noah Baumbach and his main star actress Greta Gerwig.

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    • Anecdotes
      Frances' parents are played by Greta Gerwig's real-life parents, Gordon Gerwig and Christine Gerwig.
    • Gaffes
      At 59:23, Sophie's voice says the words faster than her mouth moves. Particularly near the end of her sentences.
    • Citations

      Frances: It's that thing when you're with someone, and you love them and they know it, and they love you and you know it... but it's a party... and you're both talking to other people, and you're laughing and shining... and you look across the room and catch each other's eyes... but - but not because you're possessive, or it's precisely sexual... but because... that is your person in this life. And it's funny and sad, but only because this life will end, and it's this secret world that exists right there in public, unnoticed, that no one else knows about. It's sort of like how they say that other dimensions exist all around us, but we don't have the ability to perceive them. That's - That's what I want out of a relationship. Or just life, I guess.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Maltin on Movies: The Hangover Part III (2013)
    • Bandes originales
      Thème de Camille
      Written and Performed by Georges Delerue

      Courtesy of Igloo Music/Marouani Music/EMI Music Publishing

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 17 mai 2013 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
      • Brazil
    • Sites officiels
      • Celluloid Dreams (France)
      • Official Facebook
    • Langues
      • English
      • French
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Френсіс Ха
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Sacramento, Californie, États-Unis
    • sociétés de production
      • Pine District Pictures
      • RT Features
      • Scott Rudin Productions
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    Box-office

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    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 4 069 826 $ US
    • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
      • 137 398 $ US
      • 19 mai 2013
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 8 975 688 $ US
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    Spécifications techniques

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    • Durée
      1 heure 26 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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