Portrait of a Lady on Fire [Official Trailer] - In Theaters December 6, 2019
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- Directed by Céline Sciamma. Starring Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel. In Theaters December 6. #PortraitMovie
France, 1760. Marianne is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of Héloïse, a young woman who has just left the convent. Because she is a reluctant bride-to-be, Marianne arrives under the guise of companionship, observing Héloïse by day and secretly painting her by firelight at night. As the two women orbit one another, intimacy and attraction grow as they share Héloïse’s first moments of freedom. Héloïse's portrait soon becomes a collaborative act of and testament to their love.
Winner of a coveted Cannes prize and one of the best reviewed films of the year, PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE solidifies Céline Sciamma as one of the most exciting filmmakers working in the world today. Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel turn the subtle act of looking into a dangerous, engrossing thrill, crafting the most breathtaking and elegant performances of the year. To watch Marianne and Héloïse fall in love is to see love itself invented onscreen. With contemporary themes in period dress, PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE is one of the greatest love stories ever told. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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Shame on you France for not sending this to the Oscars.
We will see after. And it's not a shame uwu it's your opinion
@@baptistelaurent4351 a truly unique and original film with tons of awards and attention lost it's deserving spot to yet another Les Mis film... yeah, France fucked up.
Making room for Parasite (South Korea) to sweep the best foreign film award without question.
@@MagnitudeReviews you do realise that Les Miserable (2019) is not an adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel in any way.
"Les misérables" and " Proximo" are not even on screen in France , but " Les misérables " will represent the French cinéma.
Political more than artistic choice, according to me.... Anyway, the Oscar 's academy will have the last word for the Best foreign film
they have Cannes! way better than the Oscars :p
france not sending this to the oscars was a hate crime
If this does well, then I could see this getting other noms.
the Oscars are not the world though. I mean yes France should have picked Portrait but the film will do well regardless. And it's a masterpiece in any case, with or without the damn Oscars
this is eligible for the next oscars, not the past one
FP I was thinking the opposite. Honestly this has been playing MUCH better amoung American critics than les mis...
Stfu
I don’t think two words (“turn around”) in a film have ever made me so emotional
OMG same!!
It's sadder in the context of the Orpheus-eurydice story they told in the film
Ok but like same😩
Same. And never thought I number (page 28) would make me cry so hard, too.
BRO I KNOW
This is honestly the most purest, deep, honest love of two woman who cannot be together but forever cherish the love they bare inside their heart. So amazed by this piece of work, I love this move and gonna watch multiple times Cuz it reminds me that's what love does.
I cried like a little girl #nohomo
Have you watched The Handmaiden? If not just do it. It won't let you down!
Spoiler
It’s too dedicated to the Left and it’s market attraction is a militant minority. sorry it lost me.
Was gonna go watch this and then saw the spoiler
The last scene tho.. It was painfully beautiful
Can you please explain "In solitude, I felt the liberty you spoke of. But I also felt your absence." ????
Anurag kashyap Fans Basically, Heloise is saying that she missed Marianne while she went on her walk “in solitude” (alone). Marianne had previously said that Heloise going on a walk by herself for once might give her a sense of freedom, and when Heloise did, she “felt the liberty” that Marianne spoke about, but she also ‘felt Marianne’s absence’ meaning she missed Marianne and would prefer that she would be there with her rather than being by herself.
@@catacknowledger5792 Thank you so much for looking at it , Really appreciate it !!!!!
@@catacknowledger5792 And why do they cry many times in between the film ?
@@legend-jo9jk 🤨
sarcasm ??
I AM NOT THE SAME WOMAN AFTER WATCHING THIS FILM MAGNIFIQUE OUI OUI BAGUETTE 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
HMMM
Oui oui madameouiselle qui magnifique enchante croissant
I'm not the same dude either, omelette du fromage
Relly wow this is amazing . great movie I love it.
cannot. process.
every single SCENE in the movie was pure art. a true FEAST FOR THE EYES
loversandlies the kitchen scene, do you think it is Baroque?
Your profile picture made me laugh harder than it should have
@@kinedj699 LMFAO it's perfect for everything
literally it's art
It is strange that this movie has been experienced by other people; it feels like an artwork that only I witnessed. I’ve watched it six times, and I still cry when emotions are heightened and get a tight chest at the ending. Each time I notice a different detail. Each time I am at awe with the imagery; each scene is a portrait. I might even get a scene tattooed soon (It will be my first tattoo). This movie made me understand the complexity of the relationship between art and man; the feminine energy, the gracefulness, the power in human delicacy. I will not say: “I wish I can experience this movie for the first time again”. Indeed, every single time I watch it, it feels like the first time. I usually mock people who write long youtube comments that no one will read, but I wanted to send this into the comment section just to make a link between me and other people who experienced the masterpiece that is this movie.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 💝
This movie brings back all the memories i tried to suppress of my ex
I’m thinking of getting retourne-toi tattooed!
Did you notice, that when Héloïse comes after Marianne at the stairs, we dont hear her steps approaching - just like in the poem of eurydike and orpheus.
@@RoBert-on1kb wow I never noticed
I really do not know what to do with myself after watching this film... it was just supposed to be another regular movie night in quarantine, but two hours pass in a heartbeat and I'm just sitting there in awe at what I just witnessed. Two days have passed since then and the film's grace is still forcing me to turn around and love it even more. There's something so mesmerizing about all the aspects of this love story that beauty does not even put it into words.
I really want to fall in love now. Thank you Celine Sciamma and all the magnificent people who contributed to this project.
DatGuyWithNoName I actually feel exactly the same :/ I could literally cry every time I think about this movie. It‘s so breathtaking! I feel like an emotional mess.
I feel completely the same. I cannot recover from it and it's been more than 10 days. I watch it to sleep and I have seen every single interviews and analysis out there. I never knew I could love a movie so hard. Such a masterpiece. It's easily the best movie/love story I have ever watched. It's so good it's painful.
M H I know what you mean! Since I‘ve seen this movie it feels like there‘s something missing in my life. Normally I don‘t cry during movies but this one kind of destroyed me emotionally.
Same man. I just thought okay let's watch that French movie everybody was talking about. And bam!
I'm blown away by every single bit of it. So much that I watched my favourite scenes again after completing the movie, and again, and again. It's like I wanted this story to go on and on but it ended, at the right moment. And that's its beauty. ❤
Still under the charm of this excellent piece of work and totally obsessed with these two. 😍😍😍
Where can we watch it?
That last scene I was shouting PLEASE TURN TO YOUR LEFT.
ej063 Me too!
She took the lovers choice of not looking back
UwU oh my god
@@roshn.i because she knew that if she looked back, she would fall again. 😭🔫
@@myskia-chiro no she was still in love. But the reality is that Marianne would slip away like Eurydice back into the unknown, and she'd return to where she came from
How do I get back to normal functioning after seeing this masterpiece?
Oh, you don’t. It’s been 6 months for me...I haven’t yet recovered. Welp, Good luck!
I'm still not recovered buddy
Just call me
Never
please let me know too.
My gosh! They weren't kidding when they said that this is a masterpiece. This was absolutely one helluva force. It's so subtle yet so powerful. (I just finished watching it)
THE END WAS BEAUTIFUL, YET TRAGIC. Hearing an orchestra was something that Héloïse longed to hear. It was perhaps even something worth being married for. Now she finally gets to experience it - with the implication, like the painting, that she is now a married woman, whether it's to the Italian or someone else - but that brings its own complex set of emotions. In one sense, Héloïse has something that she wanted; she's happy. But hearing the music - specifically, this music - cannot help but call to mind the memory of what she lost in order to gain it; namely, Marianne. It's fitting that the piece itself is about a perfect summer's day being interrupted by a storm, though it'd also be fair to question which is which in Héloïse's case: is the invading memory of Marianne the storm, or is that the summer's day, being crushed by the reality of life without her?
this film will be thoroughly studied for years to come. its a masterpiece.
As I watched this, I said to myself “It feels as if this whole movie is a love letter to Heloise.” Imagine my surprise and delight to find out that the director happened to be in a relationship with the actress who played her!!! Called it? One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long ass time. Brava!!!
she didnt see her.. but we all know how much Héloïse felt on that time when ochestra started to play.. Shes thinking of Marianne.. Héloïse kept her in her heart.. and i think in time, they will meet each other again..
Yuzu Mei i'd argue she knew she was there but didn't dare look as she was making the lovers choice
I think Héloïse knew Marianne was there. She chose not to look at her. It would be too painful
Just write Spoilers ahead please so others who haven't watched the movie won't fall for it please
@@mudbucket1354 i guess you are right.. coz they are both aware thats Marianne's favorite orchestra piece..
I have chose to believe that they met in the lobby and lived happily ever after. No other belief would let me sleep at night.
I found this film by chance . I'm your average male whose not really into French period romantic films, but, after watching it I can honestly say that I've never been so affected emotionally by a film.
I can't stop thinking about the love and chemistry between the two characters. Best film ever made and not a male character in sight, fantastic .....all men should watch this film
Nice to hear a straight man say this. And without the need for explicitly showing lesbian sex. The director is a lesbian woman. If you want to see this theme addressed, see it done by women. Unfortunately, the majority of lesbian themed films done by straight men is just an interpretation of what they think we're about.
I know it’s been some time since you posted but look up a video called Portrait of a Lady on Fire: The Rise of Desire. You can hear Celine Sciamma in her own words. She has always written with the audience in mind. This film is a masterpiece and clever Sciamma knew exactly what she was doing.
I love that theses women are treated like people before they're treated like lesbians. LGBT romance is so often treated like a spectacle, especially between women, so it's wonderful to see a movie like this where the female leads are never presented as anything but people.
That sounds like what I've been searching for in storytelling all my life. I will definitely watch it now.
@@jujubeethatsme you absolutely should. The first time I saw it, it made my little gay heart explode.
i've been looking for lesbian films like this. all i find is graphic, sexual stuff. nothing so magical. gay movies imo have more heart in them. so if you have any lesbian movies of the sort to suggest, please do!
Agree: teh sexual orientation is not the topic and it is not made a problem. You can see this also in the equally brilliant La Vie d'Adèle or the l'Homme du lac.
Yes, exactly! Because it was directed by a woman.
i watch this everyday just to feel something
Hello. May I know where did you get the copy of the movie. I want to watch it too.
Orange Jekie watched it in nites.tv :)
Still doing that?
big mood
I know it’s so so good
I usually cry watching lovers not ending up together but this time I didn't, maybe because I was so mesmerized with how beautifully they portrayed love and emotions and also the fact that even though they are not together they will remember each other forever. I mean that's what the true love does, it never lets you forget🌺
I watched this movie 3 years ago yet I still remember every single scene of it. One of the biggest masterpieces of 2019
This is one of the best films I’ve ever seen in my life. It’s high on my list. A literal masterpiece and perfect in almost every way.
You a Zuko fan too? I loved this movie too
Anonymous Human9999 YES
Never been so glad to have watched a movie.
This movie lingers. I don't REGRET watching it, and will surely REMEMBER this art.
My heart has been broken again.
I like what you did there
I watched this at TIFF and I cannot get it out of my head. It is an absolute masterpiece!!
I'm exactly into the same situation. I watched it twice and it won't get out of my mind...
Where did you watch it?? I can’t find it :(
Its lesbian isnt it
Whirling Music no it’s straight
@@WhirlingMusic It's human
It isn’t just a movie, it’s art at its purest form. It’s an experience.
"Page 28" and "Turn around" made me cry😭
You just don't cry because of the ending. You cry because it is such a beautiful film and no words could come out of your mouth after watching it. You are just there sitting, the credits rolling, in awe of what you just witnessed. It leaves you empty with a little butterflies in our stomach.
It is that wonderful. And I'm still crying.
Two scenes that I really liked was when Heloise asked, "When do you know it's over?"
Marianne replied, "At some point we stop."And the last 10 minutes of the movie. In my opinion,the last 10 minutes of this movie summed up the joy and pain of their beautiful love story.
the colors at 1:33 are absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! THIS MOVIE LOOKS SO COOL!!!!!
princessthyemis omg i thought the same
I mean so what? Anyone with the right equipment and editing can produce striking photography of nature..over-reliance on these static shots for effect tends to be something lacklustre film-makers do, who cannot make a cohesive moving whole. Film isn't about pretty pictures here and there. Few people understand it's more like music than painting. Too many 'gorgeous', 'colorful' shots can actually spoil a film, same way music with crescendo every few bars is not really musical. They're more what trailers are about than what cinema is about.
@@helvete_ingres4717 I get that. But still, dude!
@@helvete_ingres4717 You sound insufferable.
@Tooty Futts thanks babe
that shot of Heloise’s hood falling to reveal the back of her hair and the subsequent reveal of her face as she turns are two of my favorite shots in the film. so striking and mysterious.
probably one of my favorite films of all time. A PURE MASTERPIECE.
Saw this for the 1st time last night and then watched it again earlier today. This might be my best movie of 2019. It is captivating in terms of the visuals, the performance of the main actors, and the storyline. And yes, it is heartbreaking. But I don’t think the ending was sad. One must keep in mind that this was set in the 18th century (if i’m not mistaken), where a romance between two women was still unacceptable. One thing that I like about this movie is that it didn’t give us any of those tropes that is usually given to us in gay movies to make a good story. None of the main characters died. There was no cheating. Instead, the movie gave us a pure and incredible story of two women who found comfort and connection with one another within a short period of time.What would’ve been sad was if either one of them has forgotten. But they have not. Each of the characters vividly feels and remember one another, and the moments they spent together. And that, to me, is enough.
Please someone tell me how to watch this.. please. Anyplace I find that plays it is too far away. Im not from a place that really celebrates movies like this. its hard to find here..,
Hulu
I think the movie, "Water lillies" was way sadder but this film is pure GOLD, I don't really understand literature much, but I regret I didn't when I had the chance
I cried watching the trailer. This movie is insane. It changed me forever.
Im a straight woman wife and mother but i watched it and its indeed a masterpiece.. a real art work and it doesn't matter its love between 2 woman... its about the love it self and its sooo soo deep ... made me cry for real 😢❤❤❤❤
This movie could’ve easily taken at least 5 Oscars. What was France thinking !!??? ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE, best Film of 2019
the oscars aren't even in this film's league. these women are true artists who are far too good to compete with hollywood amateurs. amateurs who are too afraid to applaud this film because then they'd have to admit that a female produced, written, directed, dp'd film about lesbians is better than their mediocre american films made by white dudes. honestly the entire best picture category (other than parasite) look like child's paintings in comparison to this. #sorrynotsorry
Stephanie Brown zero lies detected here.
Mmm
Best Actress (Adele Haenel), Best Supporting Actress (Naomi Merlant), Best Director (Céline Sciamma), Best Cinematography and Best Foreign Language Film.
@@jshjsjsjsjdjdh2048 Actually Naomi Merlant would be Best Actress, and Adele Haenel Best Supporting Actress
@@stephaniebrown3404 white dudes are the best directors#sorrytidentitypoliticsnotsorry
Never felt such heartache after watching a movie. Incredible.
one of the most beautiful films i have ever watched if not, the best
this is the greatest film i have ever seen.
why, I found it extremely forgettable
@Ann-Marie Paliukenas I'm not 100% sure if it's the same in the UK, but here in the US it's on Hulu.
Ann-Marie Paliukenas myflixer.com is free in the worldwide,lots of movies there
@@helvete_ingres4717 that’s just your opinion
EASILY one of the best movies of the last few decades. An astonishing achievement. Practically flawless.
I saw this movie almost a month ago. To hear the singing again in this trailer was enough to make me tear up. It is truly magnificent!
I just finished it tonight. It took me two nights, as I was afraid to finish it the first time. It took me a lot of pauses before finishing, I get overwhelmed at certain moments that I had to pause and cry. After finishing the movie, I know this is one of the films that is burned in my memory and will forever have a place in my life. Some are not fleeting. Thank you Celine Sciamma. Thank you, Adele Haenel and Noemie Merlant.
Basically by reading your cmt i realised we are movie twins ...same process
Beautiful movie. Everyone can detonate a building and unleash aliens, but the true art lies in making the audience feel and being so courageous not to rub it in their face, but to rely on subtle moments and masterful acting.
Fun to see that the trailer for US market just shows they are going to have a love story when the french trailer is way more subtle about it. No need to guess here.
Yeah, the US trailer ruined the nuance of it for me. Wish I hadn't known about the romance going in
Barely saw this in the last day of Cannes at the last minute, literally right after “Parasite” in the same theater.
It’s the second best one I saw out of 9 movies at Cannes. Since it was my 3rd film of the day, I was very tired, and didn’t know if I was going to make it through. It does have a slow pace, which may have seemed like it wouldn’t have complimented my tiredness. But due to many elements such as cinematography, direction, tight dialogue/story, and acting, I was surprised how much I got engaged with the film.
If you don't mind me asking, what's the ranking of the films that you saw at Cannes?
I do not mind at all,
1. Parasite
2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire
3. The Traitor
4. Les Misérables
5. Bacurau
6. A Hidden Life
7. Little Joe
8. Matthias and Maxime (in 35mm!) (3.5 out of 5)
9. Frankie (3.5 out of 5)
Last two are still quite back and forth.
So.. It is gonna be worth it? To watch I mean?
Aphyrius After seeing it, I definitely think so.
@@csjcsj2906 There's a new Les Miz movie?
Iam not lying when i said this is one of the best movie ever...
Even after 50 years, this movie still will stay as legendary!!
What a beautiful film... Just finished watching it and I feel like I need to watch it again. The cinematography was breathtaking, the story, the directing, the two actresses... Masterpiece! I am at awe with this film that is making me feel like falling in love...! I can only compare it with two other masterpieces Carol and The Handmaiden
Agree!! Carol and Handmaiden are my favorite lesbian movies ever... and then this gorgeous masterpiece! Argh! Really, my top 3 and all of them hard to beat. Superb films, each one on their own way.
@@kokosmith7059 I need more movies like this
Same here
@@kokosmith7059 have you seen The Way He looks? If you love Carol you'll love it
@@Laura-hr7ze than watch The Way He Looks
This movie... emotionally drains me out every single time... i live out the emotions of both the protogonist and left flustered.
Best romance film I have ever seen. It is a beautiful and tragic piece of art, and quite possibly one of the best films of this century so far.
This movie is like a beautiful painting. I couldn’t look away.
can i know a link where to watch it?
My Super Jekie it’s streaming on Hulu.
I've been staring into an empty space for days since I watched this film.
The last scene is excruciating.
I've watched this movie more than a dozen times this week, especially Noémie's performance is so wonderful, from now on I will pay attention to all her films. I hope this quiet,shy woman will have more amazing works in the future.
NEON, you brought parasite and now this??? U really want those awards
They also have Clemency
They have really great documentaries
Unpopular opinion but NEON is better than A24
@@isaacgarcia2101 they are both amazing underrated studios, don't compare them.
and now we’re going to get ammonite with kate winslet and saoirse ronan. fuck yeah.
this is literally the best film i have ever seen.
I know it’s such a. Good movie 🎥
The most fantastic movie I've seen in a long while. So beautiful and touching. Hats off to the extraordinarily talented actresses and actors in this film! A thing of beauty
The chemistry between the two women is unbeliavable, i loved it ❤
This movie absolutely blew me away, very well made. The cinematography through out is just stunning along with the acting.
The best movie I’ve ever seen in my LIFEE
@@khusbu923 on hulu!!
i watched this last night as a part of a film festival here in the Philippines and it was absolutely gorgeous!!!!!! the emotions felt absolutely raw and powerful. i'm never going to forget this film.
Hey, can I ask where did you watch this? I'm really curious. Thanks!!
レスリ Hello! I watched it in Trinoma. The film was part of the World Cinema segment of the Cinema One Originals Film Festival. Unfortunately the festival already ended yesterday, though I hope other local theatres could take the chance to show the film. :)
@@ailaabellanosa8949 Yeah, I checked it out on google. Too bad I missed it! Keeping my fingers crossed that Cinema 76 or Cine Adarna would pick it up. Thanks for all the help. I've been hearing good reviews about it. Some say it's way better than Parasite and Midsommar. Sorry for the rambling, haha. Thanks! :D
レスリ It is good!! Can’t compare it to the other two films since the genres are vastly different, but it is definitely a must-watch! Hope Cinema 76 and Cinema Centenario indeed pick it up, I want to see it for a second time.
@@ailaabellanosa8949 Yeah, idk why my friends are comparing it to the 2 films. From watching the trailer, I can see the that this film is way too different than Midsommar and Parasite. Anyway, thanks for the recommendation. 👌 Let's keep our fingers crossed that they'd screen it to malls and local theatres. 🙂
One of the finest movies made in recent years. It's a beautiful story, with great photography and great actors. Not sending this movie to the Academy Awards was a great mistake.
Our french trailer is boring compared to the international one. That's why international people know this movie better than us, french people. But everyone need to know and watch this movie, this is a duty for all human beeings on this earth !!
Merci à Céline Sciamma ♥
An absolute masterpiece. The ending scene was just 👌👌👌
Ikr, i was literally sobbing
i cried so fucking much
Got to see this at a local film festival yesterday and I can’t stop thinking about it. Easily one of the best film I’ve seen recently. I had high hopes going in, and honestly the film did not disappoint. Can’t wait to see it again.
Jesus, it’s been a year since I first saw this film and even till this day I’m still in awe. It’s one of the very best showcase of screen storytelling and film as a language, mesmerizing in every freaking way. It’s definitely the best film from Céline Sciamma.
No film will ever top this one for me
I've seen the movie, but I still click to watch the trailer. And yeah, been binge watching red carpets and interviews with these two. It's THAT unforgettable this movie is.
Using Vivaldi's Summer in this film was absolutely everything. It could not have been subtle. What she felt watching the orchestra play remembering, could not have been subtle. It had to be felt. What a lovely film.
I watched this twice and became so mesmerized with the two actress, as they fell in love for little time but stays with them forever, this movie is next to The Handmaiden, I love.
Masterpiece..... she chooses the memory of her. She doesn't make the lovers choice, but the poets.
One of the best love story movie ever.Its been up to 2 years and I'm still heart broken. Watched many love story movies after this no one can take it's place..
But in the third ending they both made the lover's choice, though.
@@Beeurself49999 Yes, but still they're not together. and the ending scene in which she listens the piano, and then starts crying. the ending scene lets us see Héloïse through Marianne's eyes with Héloïse's defenses fully down. The raw feelings Héloïse kept bottled, at bay, just out of Marianne's reach during their portrait sessions as young women is let out in this last shot. And it happens because Héloïse is listening to a song which, it would seem, reminds her of the woman she still loves in some way.
@@Fusions101 If they both made the lover's choice, that's mean their love is possible. you didn't see they meet on screen, it's not mean that didn't happen in theirs own continue stories. Marianne could go say hi after the concert or Héloïse eyes caught Marianne at the end, but that would be just poet's choice all over again.... Well...it's just my interpretation, it's bittersweet and perfect the way it is, make you felt the film even more. you also right, cos the film has many layers.
@@Beeurself49999 totally agreed.
I just got home from seeing this and I am still processing everything. Stunningly good film. I remember...
The film is a masterpiece. I watched it several times, but I cry even when I watch the trailer.
I'm not able to express how this movie beautifully affected me. It affected me so hard that every time I read a random book and see page 28, I cry.
The fact the academy ignored this film entirely really bothers me.
Fred T yeah that’s what I was aiming for
Me too but Neon put all their money and energy into Parasite. They token released Portrait in December so that it can at lease get qualified but I don't think the Academy is at fault when the US distributor doesn't do much to promote the film.
Reece Devine It bothers me too !!!!!!
The Academy ignores most of the best films. Them ignoring it is more evidence of this film's brilliance. Don't get me wrong, I hope they change to be inclusive of and to reward more quality films - but don't hold your breath.
Yeah, because its gei, bruh
Love this movie. I knew nothing at first (someone recommend this movie to me) and after watching it, this literally change my life. Superb acting, superb lines. Superb directing. SUPERB BAGUETTE😥😥😥😥😄😄😄😄😥😥😥
that final shot of the trailer is enough to have me beyond intrigued. wow.
Every frame of the movie was like a painting. The ASMR of each scene was music to my ears. Each spoken line was so poetic and romantic. The chemistry between the actresses was so good. And the ending! First time a movie left me so emotionally disturbed.
This movie is so good it's hard to believe it's only a couple of years old. It's very old fashioned in its narrative structure. Classical cinema reborn.
Obra de arte! Obrigado por isso, Céline Sciamma! ❤️👏
This film broke me. As a fan of 1600-1900s French history and culture this is a Beautiful film.
Watching this on theaters was the best decision I’ve ever ever made in my life.
Not watching it in the cinema was one of my worst decisions .
It's brilliant but watching it on a 📱 screen leaves something to be desired.
Saw it last night at The Landmark both protagonists were there + the director Celine. Loved the film, the acting, costume design, the little use of music, the script, the use od color, everything. Great chemistry on screen too.
“I will remember when first time I wanted to kiss you “ .This phrase forever in my heart ❤️
I'm born to watch this film. I'm truly blessed. Celine, Adele Noemie if you are reading this.. A BIG HUG, A BIG THANK YOU and I would give my whole life if you ask me to! Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Rarely any film touches me on such a deep emotional level, this is one of those rare ones ☝️
I finally got to watch this film. I have no words. A cinematic masterpiece. The visuals, the acting, everything was just perfect. I will never forget this movie.
Omg just finished watching it. I thought they were just hyping it. I was wrong! One of the most beautiful movies I’ve ever seen!
I AM SO HAPPY. I OWN THIS MASTERPIECE NOW ON DVD FROM THE CRITERION COLLECTION. AAAHHHHHH. I'M SO EXCITED *CRYING, SCREAMING, SOBBING, THROWING UP*
I've been hearing about this movie for a long long time and I'm mad I only brought myself to watch this now. I didn't know this story was beautifully written. I'm still moving on with 'You Can Live Forever' and now this. I don't think my heart can handle any more heartbreaks. 😭😭😭
This film is one of the rare pinnacles of aesthetic power and humane civilization. Brava!
What is the music ? I'm totally in love with it
I also wanted to know
@@FernandaLima-du4ff if I ever find out the specific piece/song I'll let you know
Did you tho?
@@meeper8365 czcams.com/video/Sr04s6IfxAQ/video.html
@@theletterbleeds Isn't there classical music in there too? Any idea what that is?
I am here after Dev Patel said in an interview that this was the last movie he watched and cried hard. Will definitely gonna watch it!
Best movie ever!!! I haven't seen such a good movie in a very long time! Outstanding!
i haven't watched this yet but this is literally best movie of the decade
update: i have watched it and i can say that it *is* one of the best movies of the decade
Where did you find it
Mara Biris i watched it in a cinema, theres nothing online yet
Gu Poll both are very different movies!
@@marabiris7617 you can watch this on series9 its free
Bruh, I watched this at JFF and you’ve got to see this immediately
This movie was incredible and I can't wait to see it again
How did you see it?
Amanda the Jedi where did you watched it?
@@Isa-ip5lb Toronto International Film Festival
I am still in shock that France did not send this masterpiece to the Oscars. The snubbing of this film is unfortunate, but I hope this film can be the catalyst of the subsequent female-centric films to be recognised when deserved... Anyway, I’m sure this film will go down as one of the classics of all time. We’ll probably forget most of the films of 2019/2020, but not this one :)
This film is a master piece, absolutely magnificent
It’s the best movie I have ever seen.
It’s been four years and I’m still waiting for her to tell me to turn around, this movie takes us to our own stories, the saddest but there was a life in it 💕
My eyes being blown away by the beauty every second.
The colors!
It was shot in 8k.
I just came from the cinema after watching this. Wow! What a piece of art. I absolutely loved it. The connection between them was captured in such a beautiful and refreshing way.