Pas son genre

2014
1h 51m

IMDb RATING

6.5/10

2.1K

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Loïc Corbery and Émilie Dequenne in Pas son genre (2014)

ClÃ©ment, a young philosophy teacher from Paris is sent to Arras for a year.
Between the boredom that oppresses him and the weather that gets him down, ClÃ©ment is at a loss as to how to fill his free time. But then he meets Jennifer, a pretty hair-stylist, who becomes his lover.
They're free in their hearts and bodies and could share this perfect love if the cultural and social divide were not as deep.

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Parisian philosophy teacher Clément is sent to Arras where he meets pretty hairstylist Jennifer who becomes his lover. Free in their hearts and bodies, they could share this perfect love if ... Read allParisian philosophy teacher Clément is sent to Arras where he meets pretty hairstylist Jennifer who becomes his lover. Free in their hearts and bodies, they could share this perfect love if the cultural and social divide were not as deep.Parisian philosophy teacher Clément is sent to Arras where he meets pretty hairstylist Jennifer who becomes his lover. Free in their hearts and bodies, they could share this perfect love if the cultural and social divide were not as deep.

Director
- Lucas Belvaux
Writers
- Lucas Belvaux
- Philippe Vilain
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IMDb RATING

6.5/10

2.1K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Lucas Belvaux
Writers
- Lucas Belvaux
- Philippe Vilain
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 6 wins & 13 nominations

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Trivia
In Spain was only released in 29 theaters / Widest release: 33 theaters.

Connections
References Groundhog Day (1993)

Soundtracks
You Can't Hurry Love
Written by Brian Holland / Eddie Holland (as Edward Holland Jr.) / Lamont Dozier
Performed by Émilie Dequenne, Sandra Nkake et Charlotte Talpaert

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Featured review

6/10

Fortunately it has Emile Dequenne

(Love) story of 2 people belonging to different worlds, namely working-class North of France and Parisian philosophy society. However this societal movie makes full use of cliché, loosing some credibility, and its characters does not really evolve, mainly the man character. Luckily, Emilie Dequenne is a ray of light, almost like always, and carry the movie with her performance!