Thoughts and insights on film, television, and other aspects of culture by Matthew J. White.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Hideaway (2009, dir. Francois Ozon) ***/****
A Francois Ozon's Hideaway, a young heroin addict, Mousse (Isabelle Carre) who's boyfriend recently died from an overdose, discovers she's pregnant. She moves into a quiet cottage away from Paris and lives a tranquil, secluded existence. Soon, her dead boyfriend's gay brother (Louis-Ronan Choisy) moves in with her. The film centres on their developing, unconventional relationship. Hideaway is a character study in which not a lot happens in the way of action. The acting is good and the story is slow-moving but still quite compelling. It is recommended to fans of French cinema and character-driven films.
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