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Colette
TrailerColette is pushed by her husband to write novels under his name. Upon their success, she fights to make her talents known, challenging gender norms.Actors: Keira Knightley, Dominic West, Eleanor Tomlinson, Fiona Shaw, Denise Gough, Aiysha Hart, Rebecca Root, Al Weaver, Caroline Boulton, Robert Pugh, Dickie Beau, ...»Director: Wash WestmorelandCountry: United Kingdom, United States, HungaryDuration: 111 minQuality: HDRelease: 2018IMDb: 6.75 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Difgre AnonymousMan hating garbage.2020-01-03 15:01Difgre AnonymousPile of femenist propaganda, which as we know doesnt end well. Waist of time. Man hating fiesta2020-01-03 15:01anon AnonymousWell acted, but they reduced her life to modern feminism with, of course, a male as the only true villain. The grand myth of endless oppression is the last refuge of the Left.2019-05-26 05:05sally93 AnonymousWhat a great movie.2018-12-08 07:12CocoNut91 #1 Movies Online userA really great film. Keira Knightley is awesome as Colette. Definitely worth to watch.2018-12-05 19:12Keywords: -
Actors of "Colette"
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Characters of "Colette"
ColettePlayed by: Keira KnightleyWillyPlayed by: Dominic WestGeorgie Raoul-DuvalPlayed by: Eleanor TomlinsonSidoPlayed by: Fiona ShawMissyPlayed by: Denise GoughPolairePlayed by: Aiysha HartJulesPlayed by: Robert PughWaguePlayed by: Dickie Beau -
Creators of "Colette"
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Critic Reviews of "Colette"
Chicago TribuneOctober 12, 2018There's more going on in Colette than tame hagiography; the results are happily vibrant, even if the sexual inequities depicted remain grimly pertinent.
ReelViewsOctober 07, 2018This isn't Oscar-worthy material but it's the kind of solid art house motion picture that was popular during the 1990s and whose occasional reappearance in the 2010s is always welcome.
San Diego ReaderOctober 05, 2018Cinematographer Giles Nuttgens' use of highly-reflective surfaces is a revelation, and Thomas Adès' lush score hits a melodramatic high note.
Detroit NewsOctober 04, 2018Westmoreland keeps the material from becoming melodramatic or overwrought, although he often relies on the overactive score to ratchet up the dramatic tension from which he tends to shy away.
Chicago Sun-TimesSeptember 28, 2018Here's a movie with Keira Knightley that really does merit the sequel treatment.
New York PostSeptember 28, 2018Westmoreland's Paris is scrumptiously decadent - and seedy - as Colette navigates the city's eclectic, gossipy social scene.
Caution SpoilersNovember 30, 2018Knightley excels -- Colette's growing confidence is entirely believable, precisely because she's never a complete walkover, even at the beginning. Her blossoming as an independent woman and as a writer feels like a natural progression.
ComicsverseNovember 27, 2018COLETTE is the rare film that overcomes a personal malaise [for historical biopics]. Skillful cinematography, excellent performances, and a willingness not to sanitize things are all to the good in this effort.
La Nación (Costa Rica)November 21, 2018Colette becomes an intelligent discourse on how - in a patriarchal society - the genius of talented women is not easily recognized, but, on the contrary, tends to be invisible. [Full review in Spanish]
El Mundo (Spain)November 19, 2018The director builds a fun universe, unprejudiced and so far from this world that it even seems lie. [Full Review in Spanish]
El Pais (Spain)November 15, 2018The figure of Sidonie Gabrielle-Colette provides enough dramatic components so that the director can execute his operation without too much of a struggle. [Full Review in Spanish]
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