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I've Loved You So Long

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FEATURE FILM 117'
Drama

A woman struggles to find her place in her family and society after spending fifteen years in prison. "Extraordinary" THE GUARDIAN
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Directed by

Philippe Claudel (I've Loved You So Long- Best Film Not in the English Language at the BAFTA Awards)

Starring

Kristin Scott Thomas MULTI-AWARDED ACTRESS (The English Patient, I've Loved You So Long, Sarah's Key)
Elsa Zylberstein (I've Been Waiting So Long, Time Regained)
Serge Hazanavicius (I've Loved You So Long)
Laurent Grevill

Production

Yves Marmion - UGC YM

2007 / Original language: French / Color / 1.85 / Dolby SR SRD / available in hd

For 15 years, Juliette has had no ties with her family who had rejected her. Although life once violently separated them, Léa, her younger sister, takes her into her home which she shares with her husband Luc, his father, and their little girls.
"I'VE LOVED YOU SO LONG is a film about the strength of women, their capacity to shine forth, reconstruct themselves and be reborn. A story about our secrets, about confinement, about the isolation we all share..." Philippe Claudel

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2 Golden Globe nominations in 2009
Best performance by an actress (drama)
Best film in a foreign language



2 BAFTA nominations and 1 BAFTA Award
Leading actress
Original screenplay
1 Bafta Award: Film not in the English language



2 César Awards
Best First Film
Best supporting actress (Elsa Zylberstein)



Berlinale (2008)
In competition



Telluride Film Festival (2008)



Toronto International Film Festival (2008)
Gala Presentation


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"Extraordinary"
The Guardian



"Utterly engrossing"
Variety



"A devastating career best performance"
Screen International



"Kristin Scott Thomas, promoting her knockout work in the French film, I’ve Loved You So Long. This is an Oscar performance."
Foxnews.com (Roger Friedman)


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