Pour une femme

Pour une femme For a Woman is a 2013 French drama film directed by Diane Kurys.

The Hollywood Reporters reviewer Boyd van Hoeij admitted the film was handsomely put together and found that Armand Amars film score supported the transitions between temporal levels. The film had its roots in director Diane Kurys coming across an old photograph of her fathers mysterious brother, Jean, a decade ago. Her father, said Kurys, was always very angry with my uncle, and the two men never spoke there were insinuations that something had happened involving my mother. Kurys had been told by her mother, when her mother was dying of cancer in the early 1980s, that at her birth Kurys father did not want to touch her, or talk to her. Since the photograph of her uncle Jean had been from some time in 1947, months before Kurys was born, she wondered whether she could have been the illegitimate child of a liaison between her mother and uncle. The film is Kurys creative imagining of that possible affair together with real memories of her parents troubled marriage. ........

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