Mille désirs

Synopsis

In the French drama film 'Mille désirs' released in 1996, Kimballee Chivers plays a young woman exploring her desires and dreams amidst the backdrop of the picturesque French countryside. As she navigates through relationships and self-discovery, she is faced with complex emotions and choices that challenge her understanding of love, passion, and fulfillment. The storyline unfolds with poetic nuances and emotional depth, capturing the audience's attention with its raw depiction of human relationships and vulnerabilities. 'Mille désirs' is a timeless exploration of desire, identity, and the pursuit of happiness.

Cast

• Kimballee Chivers

  Laura Gil

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  Jeanne Savary

  Raphaele Pryce

• Denis Ledan

  Maxime Garnier

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  Philippe Visconti

  Cedric

• Céline Admirat

  Sophie

• Nowen

  Betty

Reviews

Critics have had mixed opinions about the 1996 French film 'Mille désirs'. Some praised the film for its artistic cinematography and introspective exploration of human desires. Variety Magazine described it as 'an intimate portrayal of emotional intricacies' and awarded it a rating of 4/5. However, others found the pacing to be slow and the plot meandering, leading to a sense of disconnection with the characters. The Hollywood Reporter mentioned that while the film had potential, it struggled to maintain audience engagement throughout. Despite its flaws, 'Mille désirs' has garnered a polarizing response from viewers, with IMDb rating it 5.7/10.