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Feature 6.0
Video 6.0
Audio 6.0
Special Features 2.0
Total 6.0
Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Running Time:
87 minutes
Classification:
M15+
Reviewer:
Tory Favro

6.0


A French Woman

A story of infidelity and a society basically intolerant of such behaviour, A French Woman tells the tale of Jeanne whose husband Louis is in the army. When he is imprisoned, Jeanne rewards him by having a tawdry affair. 

As the movie progresses, Jeanne finds herself in a position to consummate other affairs behind poor Louis’ back. As a viewer I didn’t find that the story offered any real depth to speak of. If you were in it for the naughty bits then that’s fine, but if you wanted something more, you were left wondering why you bothered. 

The movie attempts to have a look at what women left behind during a war are faced with, especially when they are passionate like Jeanne but I just couldn’t find much beyond that to appreciate. 

The video and audio aren’t much to write home about on this release and there are only a smattering of extras that quite frankly I don’t class as such. Trailers are not extras in my book. Here is what you can expect from the movie’s extras: 

  • Cast and Crew Filmographies
  • Photo Gallery
  • Trailers

I can see where director Régis Wargnier was trying to head with this film, I just failed to find it convincing. Give it a rent and see what you think before committing to the purchase.


 

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