What are the most popular films in Laure Calamy’s filmography, currently showing in Iris and the Men? Two of them come in a tie with a rating of 4 out of 5, according to Internet users.
On the occasion of the release of Iris and the Men, worn by Laure Calamy, we looked at the films most loved by Internet users in the actress’s filmography.
If we look back at her career, it is precisely a series which garners the most laudatory notes, and in this case Ten Percent, which allowed the actress to achieve greater notoriety, with her irresistible role by Noémie.
Rated 4 out of 5 according to spectators, Annie Anger by Blandine Lenoir ranks among the very first in Laure Calamy’s filmography. The film was given a 3.8 out of 5 by the press (with a total of 32 reviews).
Annie Colère is a story of emancipation looking back on the actions of the MLAC (Movement for Freedom from Abortion and Contraception). With Annie Colère, Blandine Lenoir wanted to highlight the history of MLAC. “The MLAC contributed decisively to changing the law on abortion, but it was invisible. We learn the national novel with the “great men”, in this case a “great woman”: everyone knows the heroic fight of Simone Veil, but we have forgotten the activists who pushed Giscard to Estaing to modify the law.”
Having both a 4 from the press (29 reviews) and a 4 from Internet users (3,443 ratings), it is the film Full Time which comes first, ahead of Annie Colère.
Like Annie Anger, A Full Time is a powerful portrait of a woman. She plays Julie, a woman struggling alone to raise her two children in the countryside and keep her job in a Parisian palace. When she finally obtains an interview for a position corresponding to her aspirations, a general strike breaks out, paralyzing transport. Julie’s entire fragile balance is wavering. She will then embark on a frantic race, at the risk of sinking…
What have audiences thought of the film since its release? Small anthology of internet user reviews:
For Pierre Kuzor, it’s a film “very very breathless“.”It’s an excellent idea to film the daily life of a woman living in the suburbs of Paris during the SNCF AND RATP strikes of December 2019 like a thriller, with sustained and unbearable suspense..”
Seduced Bart Sampson writes: “an amazing film”, with “a perfect achievement: we can really use the term “social thriller” for this film which grabs you by the guts and will not let you go until a final liberating scene (which I will not reveal).
For Joyeux, it’s about“a scathing (but fair) story about a confusing and unfair world of work in a society that is equally unfair to single mothers.”
All spectator reviews of Full Time
A Plenty of Time attracted just over 200,000 spectators during its theatrical release. The film is available on VOD and DVD.