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Scene from Un amour impossible (2018)
Scene Details
| Duration: 204 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 188 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1912x800 | Added: 2019-Mar-18 |
Actresses in this Scene
Virginie Efira
Details
Alternate Names: Βιρζινί Εφιρά, ویرژینی افیرا, ヴィルジニー・エフィラ, 维尔日妮·埃菲拉, 薇吉妮愛菲亞, 비르지니 에피라
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Full Biography
Virginie Efira, born on May 5, 1977, is a Belgian-French actress known for her roles in French cinema. She gained prominence with her leading role in 'It Boy' (2013) and received critical acclaim for her performances in 'In Bed with Victoria' (2016), earning a Magritte Award for Best Actress and a César Award nomination for Best Actress. She also starred in notable films like 'Elle' (2016), 'An Impossible Love' (2018), 'Sibyl' (2019), and 'Bye Bye Morons' (2020).
About the Movie: Un amour impossible (2018)
Release Year: 2018
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Alternative Title: Un amor imposible, An Impossible Love, Olanaksiz Ask
Director: Catherine Corsini
Writer: Catherine Corsini, Christine Angot, Laurette Polmanss
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Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance
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Story
In late 1950s Châteauroux, France, Rachel, an office worker, meets Philippe, a bourgeois young man. Their brief but passionate connection results in a daughter, Chantal. Philippe refuses to marry outside his social class and Rachel raises their daughter alone. Rachel fights for over a decade to get Philippe to legally acknowledge Chantal, which ultimately disrupts all their lives.
Summary
Directed by Catherine Corsini, 'Un amour impossible' (2018) is a biography-drama-romance film set in post-WWII France. The story revolves around Rachel, a humble office worker who falls for Philippe, a man from a wealthy family. Despite their brief affair resulting in a daughter, Chantal, Philippe refuses to marry Rachel due to social class differences. Rachel's persistent fight for legal recognition of her daughter causes strain on all their lives over the course of ten years.