Strayed

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Cannes Film Festival 2003 - Nominated - Golden Palm - Andre Techine

Strayed

Director:
Andrea Techine
NR, 95 Minutes
 

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Film Synopsis

The friendship and trust that develops rapidly between a 17-year-old homeless boy and a young mother with two children is the basis for Andre Techine's Strayed. They find each other during a terrifying WWII bombing as they are escaping Paris for the countryside. Yvan (Gaspard Ulliel) is a recluse hiding in the woods. Odile (Emmanuelle Beart) is a widow trying to get her children to safety.

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Details

Runtime:
95 min.

Genres:
Drama
Romance

Countries:
UNITED KINGDOM
FRANCE

Language:
French

Color:
Color

Certification:
NR

Plot Summary

Together, the group finds a magical abandoned chateau hidden far back in the forest, and they take shelter there. Settling into a nearly idyllic secret existence as the rest of the world endures the hardships of war, their situation is fairly surreal. Yvan is resourceful and self-sufficient, instantly taking on the role of the man in the family. He hunts for rabbits, delights the children with his youthfulness and curiosity, and even ignites a romantic spark in Odile. But there is always a sense of urgency and doubt, as if the temporary paradise they've stumbled upon will come to a rapid halt and fall into the shadows of some looming dark event. A beautiful film that takes a carpe diem approach to survival--and loving life life--during wartime, Strayed is rich with substance while also being a visually enjoyable and entertaining film from talented director Techine. 


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Full Frame -
1.33
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Audio:
Surround Sound 5.1 English
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