| Review: Young 17-year-old girl, Isabelle (Marine Vacth), lived a relatively sheltered life, he begins to explore their sexuality in a rather daring? Fashion. We meet Isabelle on vacation at the eve of her 17th Birthday. In contrast to the appointment, he meets a German boy and has his first, but not amazing sexual experience. We meet again in the fall to learn that he now leads a double life, black as a call girl, while living under the roof of her mother and takes school.Of course there are some situations and very eh ugly in some hard to watch scene we see Isabelle near acceptance demeaning attitude of some of its customers, as if it all its own value, but also get to see their closer relations offers a different style, with a much older man and witnesses cocky smile, turns on her phone to a lot of messages. Why do they do this to yourself? Is it narcissism or self-injury form? Is it addiction, the desire, without foreign feeling to be loved can love inspired? It makes the danger, fear, excitement, or is the money factor? It's part of the reason with separate father? Does she enjoy it, because it is their power over people and attracts jealousy and insecurity of women? Or just experience the feeling of hunger and hunger for exploration? All these questions will certainly increase, or at least hinted at, but do not expect a clear explanation or moral conclusions. No, the film examines these issues without outrightly condemning or condoning their actions. There is no deus et machina to get punished an easy exit or satisfactory modification or lesson, or a crime. There are only embarrassing moments that life throws at us in unexpected ways. Yes, this is Isabelle, to pull in a difficult situation by his actions, but the discourse of the film is not one of the obvious cause and effect. Something has happened that is unexpected, not inexplicable. In other words, we are looking through the window, but at the moment, about the life of young ladies - the end of the year, the discovery of sexuality - and fascinating aspect of this film is that we see it live very unusual in the ordinary way. |
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