La faute à Fidel! (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

7.8/10   

Director:

Julie Gavras

Escritores:

Domitilla Calamai (novel)
Arnaud Cathrine (collaboration)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

29 noviembre 2006 (France)

Género:

Drama | Historia

Frase comercial:

Whose fault is it anyway?

Plot:

A 9-year-old girl weathers big changes in her household as her parents become radical political activists in 1970-71 Paris.

Plot Keywords:

Catholic School | Nanny | Political Activist | Abortion | Historical Fiction

Premios:

2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Children & Grown Ups

Reparto

Nina Kervel-Bey	...	Anna de la Mesa
Julie Depardieu	...	Marie de la Mesa
Stefano Accorsi	...	Fernando de la Mesa
Benjamin Feuillet	...	François de la Mesa
Martine Chevallier	...	Bonne Maman
Olivier Perrier	...	Bon Papa
Marie Kremer	...	Isabelle
Raphaël Personnaz	...	Mathieu, le marié
Mar Sodupe	...	Marga
Gabrielle Vallières	...	Cécile
Raphaëlle Molinier	...	Pilar
Carole Franck	...	Soeur Geneviève
Marie Llano	...	Mère Anne-Marie
Marie Payen	...	La mère poule
Marie-Noëlle Bordeaux	...	Filomena

También conocida como:

Blame It on Fidel! (USA) (festival title)
La culpa es de Fidel (Argentina) [es]

Duración:

USA:99 min | France:99 min | Argentina:99 min

País:

Italy | France

Idioma:

Francés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby SR

Clasificación:

Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Portugal:M/12 | USA:Unrated | Brazil:Livre | Australia:M | Argentina:13 | Mexico:A

Locaciones de Filmación:

Bordelais, France

Compañía:

Gaumont

Citas:

Marie de la Mesa: Is that why you want to change schools? You won't see your friend Cecile anymore.
Anna de la Mesa: It doesn't matter. It's like changing nannies.
Marie de la Mesa: How?
Anna de la Mesa: It's sad when they leave, but if the next one is nice, it's okay.

Banda de Sonido:

Ay, Carmela

Children & Grown Ups

If you remember being a child confused about the 'grown ups' around you, then this film is worth watching. I thought it was going to be a heavy dark film - and it might be on one level - but it's not at all on the other, mainly because it is about seeing the ('grown up') world from a child's point of view. It reminded me a bit of Pan's Labyrinth in that way, i.e. the way there is an 'adults world' and a 'child's world', although Pan's Labyrinth focuses more on childhood escapism, but 'Blame in Fidel' is more about childhood realism. That is to say this film focuses, in a really lovely accurate way, on a child struggling to understand the real world around them, especially when the adults around her don't tell her the full story. There is no fantasy here. It's all very real. Anna clearly wants to understand what's going on. She hears snippets of conversations and tries to put it all together, sometimes correctly, sometimes incorrectly. Definitely worth a watch!