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The Town is Quiet (La Ville Est Tranquille) (2000)

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Director:

Robert Guediguian

Starring:

Ariane Ascaride, Jacques Boudet, Jean-Pierre Darroussin

Genres:

Drama

Origin:

France

Certificate:

MA

Languages:

French With Subtitles

Subtitles:

English

Running Time:

127 min

The Town is Quiet (La Ville Est Tranquille)

synopsis


The Town Is Quiet exposes a complex mosaic of intersecting characters and subplots reminiscent of the critically acclaimed social statements of Altman's Nashville and Short Cuts. The film centers on Michele, who works at a fish market while supporting her long unemployed husband, her heroin-addicted daughter and infant grandchild. For help she turns to Gerard, an ex-boyfriend with connections to the criminal world who helps her score smack to feed her daughter's habit. One day Michele meets Paul, a former dockworker who has given up a life of endless strikes to become a taxi driver. Vivian, an unhappily married music teacher starts an affair with Aberamane, a young North African ex-con who confronts prejudice no matter which race it springs from. The Town Is Quiet maintains an intensely contemporary urban reality that builds to an emotionally potent conclusion.

 
 

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