Good Work (Beau Travail)
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Cast
- Denis Lavant
- Michel Subor
- Grégoire Colin
- Richard Courcet
- Nicolas Duvauchelle
- Adiatou Massudi
- Mickael Ravovski
- Dan Herzberg
- Giuseppe Molino
- Gianfranco Poddighe
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Sep 6, 2020
you keep waiting for something to happen and then realize it’s been happening the whole time
Wyatt FairFeb 12, 2013Denis poeticizes the potentially reductive. Through her lens, it is colonialism that seems tribal and primitive to watching natives, and sexual repression rather than inhibition that corrodes the mind. The hard flesh of soldiers becomes part of the landscape, eroding their…
Jake ColeOct 15, 2022this is the rhythm of the night
Karsten - Aug 16, 2017
A beautiful, sad and thoughtful exploration of masculinity, ego, regret, and of jealousy so deep-rooted that it can destroy lives. Its almost entirely plotless, has hardly any dialogue and is slowly paced; everything is so magnificently understated and subdued to great,…
Dirk DigglerJul 25, 2018Women are incredebly good at depicting masculinity while men are terribly bad at depicting femininity, and even men's image of masculinity is almost always "cowboys" like images that is extremely boring and therefore is usually sexist. Claire Denis in her turn depicts and…
Inherently VicedJul 26, 2018Claire Denis loosely and beautifully blends Melville's navy court-martial/mutiny novella and her own childhood as the daughter of a French civil servant in colonized West Africa into a strange and sensual non-linear post-colonial ballet of repressed desire, austere…
Josh Lewis - Mar 8, 2021
When the dudes are rockin but there’s a hater in the midst.
ComradeDanDec 8, 2019😳 When ur crushing on a guy so much that you abuse your position of power to commit sadomasochistic acts of cruelty towards him because your attraction to him is a threat to the dominant masculinity that is expected of you as a military officer in the colonial machine 😳
maddyNov 5, 2020google dot com how reach thru screen to touch movie
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One of the most visually stunning films I’ve ever seen. Even at the climax of the movie, the scenes were filmed to give the illusion that everything was just fine. I can see how that fit the tone of the film, but I think it prevented me from being invested in the characters.
saw this with Jus at the barbican outdoor cine. A very gorgeous film. Fav bits: when the gorgeous group were doing yoga stretches in the sun, the final dancing scene, and the club scene of the Djibouti girls
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a head on collision of film, song, and dance, all fused together to create a sensory masterpiece
Cinematographly and musically fine but the rest of them not that much -CepS.
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So minimalist in characterization and dialogue that the plot all but evaporates -- and so does any dramatic power.
Unique and unforgettable.
Elegant.