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Young & Beautiful

Country: France, Language: French, 95 mins

Original Title

Jeune & Jolie
  • Director: Francois Ozon
  • Writer: Francois Ozon
  • Producer: Eric Altmayer; Nicolas Altmayer

CGiii Comment

The only LGBT interest is that is was directed by Ozon.

Otherwise, it's a dreary story of a rich kid becoming an impartial hooker.

That impartiality transfers - very rapidly - to the viewer.

An Ozon dud.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Isabelle is on summer holidays with her family in the south of France. She decides to lose her virginity to a German boy called Felix, but the experience leaves her cold. By autumn she is exploring her sexuality further on through working as a prostitute under the nickname Lea and meeting an older man called Georges as well as other clients. During one encounter with Georges, he dies from a heart attack. Isabelle leaves the scene and quits prostitution but the police eventually track her down and reveal her secret life to her mother.

Cast & Characters

Marine Vacth as Isabelle;
Geraldine Pailhas as Sylvie;
Frederic Pierrot as Patrick;
Fantin Ravat as Victor;
Johan Leysen as Georges;
Charlotte Rampling as Alice;
Nathalie Richard as Vero;
Djedje Apali as Peter;
Lucas Prisor as Felix;
Laurent Delbecque as Alex