SO plain and negative on any aspect. The 'Elite' look and feel stupid while the 'workers class' are depicted as ultimately atrocious and ugly human flesh eaters. It's supposed to be a charge creating laughter. In the theater where I saw it, in Paris, NOT a single smile except for one in the last minute. Its definitively boring and so biased that i am ashamed it was selected for Cannes.

Camille Claudel 1915 originated from a voice message Juliette Binoche left for director Bruno Dumont. French trailer with English subtitles. PDF - Spanish. Fantastic Planet (Subtitled). Camille Claudel 1915 (English Subtitled). It plays in widescreen, and in English without subtitles. You have to pick these choices.

And as to aggravate the picture the only likable character of the movie is an ambiguous boy/girl illustrating the 'genre' quarrel France that has been nurturing recently. STAY AWAY definitively> Don't EVEN DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE.

Isabelle Adjani is stunning as the title character in this rich and passionate film. I am amazed anytime an actor or actresses changes physically in the part of a film (and without tons of make-up and special effects, either!)and Adjani does this remarkably well! We as an audience are just as stunned as Eugene Blot when he finds Camille drunk and spiraling into the depths of madness. Drivers honeywell 3800g support. Her appearance is nothing less than shocking. The film as a whole is engaging with a whirlwind of emotions--rage, sadness, torment, bliss; by the time the nearly 3 hours are up, I am exhausted. Adjani and Depardieu are part of that emotional energy as they passionately go at it--sex, sculpture and anger; especially when it comes to the latter.

It is almost worth it to stop reading the subtitles and listen to them rage and lash out at one another. Adjani is powerful in so much of this film.I am amazed she didn't receive that best actress Oscar she was up for. Her torment and pain is riveting--especially in French. I am glad they did not decide to dub this film into English; hearing Adjani sob and ask 'Pourquoi? Would be empty with her mouthing the words 'Why? The film as a whole is a bit long, but overall is stunning. The sad epilogue is even sadder if you know that Claudel's remains were interred in a mass grave after her brother Paul failed to claim them from her original grave [the asylums only interred bodies in individual plots for a certain amount of time; space was at a premium.] So, the brilliant Camille Claudel's remains ended up in an unmarked grave mixed in with others who went unclaimed, as well.