L'annonce faite à Marius

Synopsis

"L'annonce faite à Marius" is a 1998 French film featuring Pascal Légitimus, blending elements of drama and romance within a richly textured narrative. The story unfolds in a small coastal town, where personal secrets and complicated relationships come to the fore. Through the lens of traditional values contrasted with modern realities, the film explores themes of love, responsibility, and the consequences of choices made under societal pressure. Pascal Légitimus delivers a nuanced performance that captures the emotional depth of his character, providing a compelling look at human vulnerabilities and resilience. As the plot develops, the characters confront their pasts and futures, culminating in moments that are both intimate and universally relatable.

Cast

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  Pascal Légitimus

  Marius

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  Jackie Berroyer

  Professor Migeon

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  Léa Drucker

  Brigitte

• Gérald Thomassin

  Young distributor

Reviews

Critical reception for "L'annonce faite à Marius" is mixed. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.3/10, reflecting a divided audience reaction. Some critics praised the film for its authentic portrayal of small-town life and the depth brought by Pascal Légitimus's performance. Variety noted the film’s "delicate balance between humor and drama," complimenting its traditional storytelling style. However, other reviews pointed out pacing issues and a somewhat predictable plot, which critics felt reduced the film's impact. On Rotten Tomatoes, while there are no extensive critic scores available, audience feedback highlights appreciation for the film's dialogue and character development, yet some express frustration regarding its slow narrative progression. Overall, "L'annonce faite à Marius" appeals to viewers who enjoy character-driven dramas but may not resonate with those seeking a more dynamic storyline.

See also

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Boudica

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The Accursed