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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesThe film stars U.K.'s favourite drug addicted, once kinda-famous, now-washed-out musician Pete Doherty, who makes his acting debut alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg. Doherty takes the lead of Octavian, who narrates the story, while Gainsbourg takes the role of Brigitte, a young widow with whom he also has a dalliance. The film is directed by Sylvie Verheyde, a name not so well known on this side of the pond, who directed the rather good coming-of-age tale “Stella” (see our review).
Reviews weren't exactly kind to the film when it premiered earlier this year and buzz hasn't been good, but if anything it at least looks handsomely put together. 'Confession' opens today in the U.K. -- no U.S. distribution yet and we wouldn't hold our breath on that happening.
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jingmei | December 8, 2012 2:36 AM
Why whould not watch this film. Personally, was quite interested in this beautiful film. Eventually it arrived publically. Besides, Stella is always one of my favorite French films.