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Film Critic Highlights Four Powerful New Releases

12/11/2025

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French film critic Manon Kerjean reviews four recent releases, highlighting Alice Vial's debut You Found Me for its gentle treatment of medical emergencies and mortality.
Love Me Tender, adapted from Constance Debré's novel, centers on a mother's custody battle.
Jérôme Bonnell's The Condition examines power dynamics in a bourgeois household in early 20th-century France.
The Girl Without a Name features Diane Rouxel in a strong performance addressing motherhood.

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French film critic Manon Kerjean reviews four recent releases, highlighting Alice Vial's debut You Found Me for its gentle treatment of medical emergencies and mortality.
Love Me Tender, adapted from Constance Debré's novel, centers on a mother's custody battle.
Jérôme Bonnell's The Condition examines power dynamics in a bourgeois household in early 20th-century France.
The Girl Without a Name features Diane Rouxel in a strong performance addressing motherhood.