Sooner or later, Timothée Chalamet was bound to be enthroned with a meaty lead role in a historical epic.
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You’ll get yours in a little bit.Though it is (mostly) a story well told, shocking coincidences are stringed together and depth is overlooked. Which is, of course, exactly what we want and expect from our 21st-century television dramas about the 19th century.Before you post, we’d like to thank you for joining the debate - we’re glad you’ve chosen to participate and we value your opinions and experiences.Eleanor Catton has adapted her New Zealand-set page-turner into a must-see full of intrigue, opium and political machinations But strict verisimilitude would not serve the dramatic ends that “Incendies,” based on a play of the same name by Wajdi Mouawad, sets out to serve. The definitive site for Reviews, Trailers, Showtimes, and Tickets When the case is finally cracked and the near appalling information is unveiled, the film deflates. While Simon would rather just bury her and be done with it, Jeanne respects her mother’s wishes and begins the quest, leaving Canada for the Middle East. Rising above the trauma, she begins her studies promisingly, but it seems like trouble is too fond of her — yet again she finds herself in a mess, caught in the middle of a war and forced to go on the run.
Villeneuve sees to it that the people in focus are portrayed in a manner which shows all the complex layers of their character and the context from which their suffering emerges. The brutality of life she experiences is a motive for her to start the chain of events that led to others with “merciless” logic, as one character in the film says.Having created a film reminiscent of the sand-blasted misery workouts of Alejandro González Iñárritu (specifically ‘Babel’), Villeneuve appears to believe that narrative contrivance can and should be overlooked if the emotional pay-off is hefty enough. It … That she wasn’t able to muster the strength to disclose these details during her lifetime offers an eloquent window on her past agonies.But if “Incendies” were her story alone, it might have been too much: an overwrought and awkward slog through a bloody stretch of the past. Nothing means more than being together.”Mr. Villeneuve tells Nawal’s story in a way that is both subtle and emphatic, and Ms. Azabal, portraying Nawal from hopeful youth to despairing middle age, gives a performance that is all the more powerful for the restrained, unshakeable sense of dignity she brings to it. 100. but the impersonal, watery nature of the former is what really holds things back, and it’s unlikely to elicit anything further than a shrug.OSCARS 2011 | "Incendies" Director Denis VilleneuveIn a memorable scene, she is shown singing while we hear screams in the adjacent room.