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Amateur (2021)
Amateur can be understood as a gesture of love and justice towards people and spaces that represent an idea of home for the author. From three stories, an old married couple, the memory of a suicide victim who spent his last days spending and giving away everything he had in the area and a huge shooting of Jacques Audiard’s last film, Amateur proposes an intimate portrait of a mountain village.
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Amateur can be understood as a gesture of love and justice towards people and spaces that represent an idea of home for the author. From three stories, an old married couple, the memory of a suicide victim who spent his last days spending and giving away everything he had in the area and a huge shooting of Jacques Audiard’s last film, Amateur proposes an intimate portrait of a mountain village.
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In Theaters:10/25/2021
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