Clement

Synopsis

Clément, a 2001 French drama film directed by Emmanuelle Bercot, tells the story of a forbidden love affair between Clément (Olivier Guéritée) and his girlfriend's teenage son Thomas. The film explores the complexities of desire, identity, and societal taboos as the two navigate their relationship in secret. Clément must grapple with his feelings and the consequences of pursuing a relationship that goes against social norms. With nuanced performances and a captivating storyline, Clément delves into the emotional turmoil of two individuals fighting to be together against all odds.

Cast

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  Olivier Gueritée

  Clément

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  Emmanuelle Bercot

  Marion

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  Kevin Goffette

  Benoît

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  Rémi Martin

  Franck

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  Lou Castel

  François

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  Catherine Vinatier

  Aurore

Reviews

Clément has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its sensitive portrayal of a controversial subject matter while others criticize its slow pace. Variety described it as 'an emotional rollercoaster with superb performances' giving it a rating of 7/10. On the other hand, The Hollywood Reporter found the film 'lacking depth and originality' and rated it 5/10. Despite the divided opinions, Rotten Tomatoes gave Clément a 60% rating based on an average rating of 6.2/10 from various critics. While some appreciated the film's raw emotions and character development, others felt it fell short in delivering a compelling narrative. Overall, Clement maintains an IMDb rating of 6.1/10, indicating a somewhat polarizing reception among audiences.