La Vie en Rose
Music • PG-13 • 2007 • 2 hr 20 min
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Mesmerizing performance from Marion Cotillard.
A complex interweaving of the complete life of Edith Piaf and the extreme highs and lows within.
I somehow feel a melancholic love for this film.
Touching, poignant, heartbreaking, artistic. You won't regret seeing this movie, that's for sure. Marion so deserved that Oscar. ❤
Marion Cotillard is an amazing Actress. It really shows in this wonderful Biopic
A touching movie based on the story of a formidable singer.
A lovely portrait of a woman who’s life was often tragic.
Cotillard=Piaf.... amazing ENCARNATION of Marion in Edith Piaf! Perfect scenaries and story
Had some sad parts, but ultimately a testiment to the strength of the human spirit
Great tribute to one of the most influential singers of her time. Great insight to her sadness and soul.
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