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The filmmaker goes back to her childhood, to the roots of the tragedy, to her desperate efforts to be accepted by her mother, to her permanent feeling of failure. Du verbe aimer A remarkable autobiographical account, constructed like a very inventively written essay. (Belgian Cinematek)
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The filmmaker goes back to her childhood, to the roots of the tragedy, to her desperate efforts to be accepted by her mother, to her permanent feeling of failure. Du verbe aimer A remarkable autobiographical account, constructed like a very inventively written essay. (Belgian Cinematek)
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mary Jiménez Freeman-Morris
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Les productions de la phalène, Centre Bruxellois de l'Audio-Visuel, Perfo Studio S.A.
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