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It is only sporadically involving with even the usually hypnotic Huppert struggling to make an impression.

The performances of Greggory and Huppert are monumental.

The only thing of quality is the poster. Its artistic imagination outstrips anything in the movie.

Only in France can a film of such delicate sensibility be made

In Assayas's smashingly sad comedy of manners, shoes drop left and right.

Seydoux is superb as she runs the emotional gamut with subtlety and empathy, demonstrating an extraordinary survival spirit in complicated circumstances.

Both Catherine Frot and Deborah Francois deliver excellent performances... the tension between the two visibly crackles.

[A] thorny, intangible and episodic cinematic dream.

Not since Eisenstein's imaginative expressionism has a film ravaged tradition and brought the past into focus with such devastating energy.

Performances catch in the throat, almost too perfect to bear.

As a comedy of manners, it is exquisite.

Above all, the film leaves you with the understanding that this woman’s life could not have been lived any other way.