17/40
Story
Emilia Pérez follows four remarkable women in Mexico, each pursuing her own happiness
Cartel leader Emilia asks Rita, an unpopular lawyer, to help her fake her death so she can finally live authentically as her true self. Karla Sofia Gascón tells the story of the two years of training that went into this Jacques Audiard film and the two extremes of her own personality that she had to play in the roles of Emilia and Manito. Jacques Audiard said that he drew inspiration for the musical from a chapter in a novel about a drug dealer who yearns to change his identity..
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The Indian city in the French title is misspelled as “Dehli”. ; Selena Dance! (2024).
An interesting concept that the writers have skillfully used
Dalmais), Clément Ducol and Jacques Audiard Starring Zoe Saldana. It’s a musical, so be prepared to see a few songs here and there in the dialogue. It’s a unique story that keeps you guessing and wondering what’s going to happen next.
The acting and casting are spot on
The flow of the film is handled delicately in the beginning, but it takes on a slower pace later on, which I think is to ground the character development and build emotional appeal. I won’t comment on the ending, as that would dictate it and ruin the anticipation that’s been so carefully built. This is definitely not a typical film.
The cinematography and direction are also commendable
I would say you’ll be shocked every now and then, but you’ll get used to it at some point, especially with the quirky characters and bold story.
