2013 ‘La Vie d'Adèle - Chapitres 1 et 2’ Directed by Abdellatif Kechiche
Adèle's life is changed when she meets Emma, a young woman with blue hair, who will allow her to discover desire, to assert herself as a woman and as an adult. In front of others, Adele grows, seeks herself, loses herself, finds herself.
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i didn't want to watch this when i was younger because i thought it was going to turn me into a lesbian and now i'm watching it because I AM a lesbian! i love this character development
with that being said, i fucking hated it. my main problem was the unnecessary sex scenes. i mean, they do nothing for the plot. that's when you know it was directed by a straight man for straight men.
abdellatif was recently accused of sexual assault, by the way. the guy who made lea seydoux feel like a prostitute??? the man who made both lea and adele humiliated??? who would've thought!
this is not the representation we deserve.
the fact that this film is rated so high tells us EXACTLY what we need to know about lgbt representation in mainstream media because i cannot find one good thing to say about this film
The story of a young girl named Adèle who's rolling in the deep of love. Fuckin' class. Thomas is no Brad Pitt. Yummy bolognese! Autobus chit-chat. Gypsy music is the shit. Blue-hair-stare. Lunch and a movie. An erotic dream. A sex-cop. A fuck. After-coutis-cuddling. A blue-bench break-up. Fuckin' protesters. Adèle's mysterious side. Schoolyard tonsil-hockey. Alice's ass. Bathroom rejection. Love has no gender. Bull-Dyke-Beer. A fun day at the park. Bob Marley was a cool mother fucker. When was the first time you tasted a girl? 7 minutes in Heaven. Dancing in the streets. Fuckin' parents. Here's to love. Proof eating oysters makes you want to fuck. A surprise birthday party. The way Emma smiles. Philosophy is so fuckin' awesome. Adèle's…
this is exactly the kind of movie "feminist men" would watch as an excuse to see two girls having sex without being porn, and call it art
i hate how they portray lesbians and i feel like i've wasted three hours of my life that i can never recover
also, can you PLEASE eat with your mouth shut???
this movie kills me. it literally breaks me. there is no film about love better than this. nothing. i'm so sad.
"But I have infinite tenderness for you. I always will. My whole life."
That wasn't a film, that was an experience, that was a slice of life.
A big, brutal, honest and sincere slice of life.
i have such a complicated relationship with this film.
on one hand, it somehow incorporates everything that makes lgbt+ films exploitative and problematic:
- an older gay peruses a relationship a baby gay knowing that they’re underage (FIFTEEN in this case)
- the age-old cliché of a bisexual woman cheating on her female partner with a man
- extended graphic lesbian sex scenes which are extraordinary unrealistic and cater largely to the male gaze (notice that all the people commenting about how hot the sex scenes are are men)
- an abusive (cishet to my knowledge) male director’s interpretation of lesbian love (not saying that that immediately makes it an exploitative movie, but in this case it absolutely does)
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The perfect film for your next family get together! Bring the kiddies! Bring your Grandmother! What the heck bring your dog too!
I'm looking forward to viewing this at a local IMAX theatre!
My only gripes are...
Couldn't the director turn up the damn heat so the girls didn't have to rub up against each other so much just to generate heat!
I hope I never visit the location of this film because of the mosquito infestation! Poor girls were smacking those pesky squiters off each other thru a good portion of the film! It was so distracting!
