Elles

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  • nicjaytee

    > 3 day

    Bored housewife, unappreciated by her husband etc. interviews two student prostitutes, gets intrigued and then turned-on by their seemingly more exciting, more liberated lifestyle. Lots and lots of questioning looks and smiling between the interviewer and interviewees and... thats about it. No real exploration of the realities of these girls lives, or their clients, a couple of fairly graphic but unerotic scenes and huge amount of well worn cliches. All explored before in the equally insipid, superficial and cliched Belle de Jour. The issues it raises are interesting but, like Belle de Jour, it delivers no answers and the real question is what on earth is Juliette Binoche doing in such a boring and pointless film? A waste of her and your time.

  • LBG

    > 3 day

    Somehow french films usually do not have a happy ending no matter what. They are more inclined to be about a reality in their society and life in general. They usually expose the more sordid and sad aspects of their society . Great acting and good subject to expose. Juliette Binoche as usual is a great actress.

  • Robert M

    > 3 day

    Beautifully done movie about middle-age reality of well to do middle class. Told with brutal honesty. Extremely three dimensional and well developed. Shapo ba!

  • Kindle Customer

    > 3 day

    This movie presents the lives of some students that struggle to have the life they want in the middle of a wealthy society. They are presented with the options of a hard life doing waitressing or boring jobs getting a pay that does not allow them to build their life, or to render their services to men that are willing to reward them in more ways than money can do. This is a hard thing to present in front of our hard coded values. It is the difference between being exposed to landlords that want to abuse them for no pay, to live in unsafe neighbourhoods or to explore other avenues. All of this for a woman (Juliette Binoche) that feels neglected by her husband, overwhelmed by her housewife duties and at the same time producing an article for a magazine the famous Elle magazine about students that become call girls. Confronting this reality and her own boredom, frustration and sadness makes her reevaluate her life and her options. The end shows something that maybe is not what we want but many times it becomes what it is. The movie is very well acted and directed and addresses these very difficult topics in a caring way. I may disturb some people as some views may show a reality that some may not want to see.

  • MICHAEL W. HOFFMAN

    > 3 day

    great

  • none

    > 3 day

    Bad..Exploitation by Juliette Binoche and co..! Bad//Exploitation by Juliette Binoche and Co. Maybe makes Money... Same old stuff....not interesting..no plot ...no character development.. Nothing more to say..

  • tman

    > 3 day

    The movie was ok, but I thought it would be much better, the acting was ok also maybe some people would really love this movie. If the movie push the evenlope just a little bit more it would have been a much better movie. The movie I thought it would be like was Q, and Now and Later. great movie.

  • Hilton Thomas

    > 3 day

    There is nothing really memorable about this movie, and the storyline is weak. Juliette Binoches acting was the most positive part of the movie.

  • Mike Carey

    > 3 day

    Idk

  • A. E. Swienckowski

    09-06-2025

    I was disappointed because I thought that this was the critically acclaimed film by director Paul Verhoeven. I have little interest in films about young women selling their bodies and being star casted by sexually frustrated fashion magazine journalists. I have not finished the video and will not do so!

Juliette Binoche stars as a journalist researching an article on student prostitution for the French edition of ELLE magazine finds herself drawn to two young women. The stories these seemingly well-adjusted girls share force the middle-aged writer to examine her own life, family and sexuality. Elles is a must-see filmfrom acclaimed director Malgoska Szumowska (Antichrist), whose talent has finally flourished in full bloom.

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