La Fille inconnue
directed by: Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne, year: 2016
actors: Adèle Haenel, Olivier Rabourdin, Jérémie Renier
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Description:
Jenny, a young doctor in Liège, is shaken when a late-night patient dies after she fails to intervene. Haunted by guilt, she becomes consumed with finding the unknown woman she never knew, delving into clues that pull her into the lives of strangers and into the ethics of medical responsibility. The Unknown Girl uses stark realism and restrained melodrama to examine memory, accountability, and the price of inaction.
Keywords:
French, Drama, Social Realism, Psychological Drama
What movie is La petite fille de la mer from?
"La petite fille de la mer" is a song from the 1992 French film "La Fille inconnue" (The Unknown Girl), directed by the Dardenne brothers. The song plays a significant role in the film, complementing its themes of loss and searching for identity. The movie tells the story of a young doctor who becomes obsessed with uncovering the identity of a mysterious girl who died after she was turned away from her clinic. The film explores themes of responsibility, guilt, and the human connection.
What is the Unknown Girl about?
"La Fille inconnue" (The Unknown Girl) is a 2016 Belgian drama directed by the Dardenne brothers. The film follows a young doctor, Jenny, who feels guilty after refusing to open her practice door to a woman who later turns up dead. Haunted by her decision, Jenny embarks on a quest to uncover the woman's identity and find out what happened to her. As she investigates, the film explores themes of responsibility, guilt, and the moral dilemmas of modern life, ultimately highlighting the importance of human connection and compassion.
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