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Starring:
Julie Depardieu, Stefano Accorsi, Olivier Perrier, Martine Chevallier, Nina Kervel-Bey, Benjamin Feuillet, Martine Chevallier, Marie Kremer, Raphaël Personnaz, Gabrielle Vallières, Carole Franck, Marie Llano, Marie Payen, Marie-Noëlle Bordeaux, Mar Sodupe, Raphaëlle Molinier

Directed By:
Julie Gavras

Written By:
Julie Gavras, Arnaud Cathrine, Domitilla Calamai


 
Blame it on Fidel (2006)
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Movie Review by B Movie Ben
May 13th, 2008

A child learns to think for herself

Favorite Movie Quote: "She tried to confuse group solidarity with the behavior of sheep."

This is an exciting film from Julie Gavras, the daughter of Oscar winning writer/director Costa-Gavras (Missing, Z). The effect of a rise in consciousness on the part of Anna's (Nina Kervel-Bey) parents, played by Julie Depardieu and Stefano Accorsi on the family is examined with humor.

Giving up her comfortable bourgeois life so her parents could fight for social justice against fascists like Franco was a real adjustment for Anna. It didn't help that her nanny filled her head with nonsense, but her sacking solved that problem.

It was a beautiful tale of a girl growing up to think, and to think about someone other than herself. She learned about solidarity and freedom and the pain of escaping one's past.

This little girl has a real future in film.

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