Le cose che verranno

Titolo originale: L'avenir

2016
T
1h 42min

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6,9/10

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Isabelle Huppert and Roman Kolinka in Le cose che verranno (2016)

A philosophy teacher soldiers through the death of her mother, getting fired from her job, and dealing with a husband who is cheating on her.

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Un'insegnante di filosofia deve affrontare la morte di sua madre, il licenziamento e suo marito che la tradisce.Un'insegnante di filosofia deve affrontare la morte di sua madre, il licenziamento e suo marito che la tradisce.Un'insegnante di filosofia deve affrontare la morte di sua madre, il licenziamento e suo marito che la tradisce.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,9/10

14.972

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Premi
- 9 vittorie e 25 candidature totali

Quiz
Nathalie Chazeaux is based on writer/director Mia Hansen-Løve's mother, Laurence Hansen-Løve who is a philosophy professor, and has written a book called Philosophy A to Z.

Blooper
Nathalie is shown walking through the mud flats exposed along the beach at low tide. As she walks, she is clearly following footprints. Since the mud was previously underwater, the footprints must be from a previous take of Isabelle Huppert walking along the same path.

Citazioni
Nathalie Chazeaux: All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.

Connessioni
Featured in Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (2018)

Colonne sonore
Auf dem Wasser zu singen, D. 774
Music by Franz Schubert
Performed by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Baritone and Gerald Moore, Piano

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Grown Up French Drama of one woman's life unravelling

Isabelle Huppert plays Nathalie a woman reaching middle age with a long time marriage and two grown up children. She teaches philosophy at a high school in Paris and life is good. She also enjoys her former students who seem to nurture her in return for the nurturing she gave them.

Then her husband announces he is having an affair and is leaving her. With the certitude of familiarity now removed and new possibilities blossoming she has to decide if this is a tragedy or a new beginning and what to make of her life.

Now this is just compelling from start to finish all the performances are brilliant. This is one of those films where you feel you are being a voyeur in many respects – it is that well done. The sub stories too are done with such care that they segue seamlessly into the main narrative – rather like the way things do in real life. Huppert is superb (as she always is) Roman Kolinka as Fabien is rather good to and worthy of a mention as he is sort of ambiguous but in a way so contrived that you question whether he actually is.

Anyway, in French a bit of German and the ever present English this is an understated gem that will bring much reward to any who should seek it out – recommended.