Clouds of Sils Maria
Seductive Cannes drama following an ageing actress (Juliette Binoche) who is offered a part in a new production of the play that made her famous. But this time she’ll be playing the role of the ‘older woman’ while a cocky up-and-comer (Chloë Grace Moretz) takes the lead. Kirsten Stewart co-stars as the veteran actress’s loyal assistant. Nominated for the Palme d'Or, Cannes 2014.
- Director:
- Olivier Assayas ('Summer Hours', 'Clean', 'Demonlover')
- Writer:
- Olivier Assayas
- Cast:
- Juliette BinocheKristen StewartChloë Grace MoretzBrady CorbetJohnny FlynnClaire Tran
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressContrasting styles between stars of two different generations make this a rich study of actorly insecurity.
Time Out
pressIt’s a sexy concept that will thrill Assayas neophytes, but the director’s longtime fans will find its pleasures virtually pornographic.
The Telegraph
pressThis is a complex, bewitching and melancholy drama, another fearlessly intelligent film from Assayas.
The Guardian
pressThe relationship here is quite beautifully drawn, with Stewart again demonstrating what a terrific performer she can be away from the shadow of Twilight. She's sharp and limber; she's a match for Binoche.
The Dissolve
pressA great midlife crisis film, in other words, and, like Irma Vep, it’s also a great meta-commentary on contemporary moviemaking...
Hollywood Reporter
pressAn engaging, if rarefied, inside look at the private world of a star.
Variety
pressContrasting styles between stars of two different generations make this a rich study of actorly insecurity.
Time Out
pressIt’s a sexy concept that will thrill Assayas neophytes, but the director’s longtime fans will find its pleasures virtually pornographic.
The Telegraph
pressThis is a complex, bewitching and melancholy drama, another fearlessly intelligent film from Assayas.
The Guardian
pressThe relationship here is quite beautifully drawn, with Stewart again demonstrating what a terrific performer she can be away from the shadow of Twilight. She's sharp and limber; she's a match for Binoche.
The Dissolve
pressA great midlife crisis film, in other words, and, like Irma Vep, it’s also a great meta-commentary on contemporary moviemaking...
Hollywood Reporter
pressAn engaging, if rarefied, inside look at the private world of a star.
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