Séraphine

Synopsis

Séraphine is a 2008 biographical drama film focusing on the life of the French painter Séraphine Louis, portrayed by Yolande Moreau. The movie delves into the fascinating story of Séraphine, an introverted cleaning woman with a hidden talent for painting, whose extraordinary artistry is discovered by German art critic Wilhelm Uhde. As Séraphine's art gains recognition, she faces challenges and struggles that test her faith and determination. Through breathtaking cinematography and powerful performances, Séraphine beautifully captures the essence of creativity, passion, and the triumph of the human spirit.

Cast

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  Yolande Moreau

  Séraphine Louis, dite Séraphine de Senlis

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  Ulrich Tukur

  Wilhelm Uhde

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  Anne Bennent

  Anne-Marie Uhde

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  Geneviève Mnich

  Mme Duphot

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  Nico Rogner

  Helmut Kolle

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  Adélaïde Leroux

  Minouche

Reviews

Séraphine has garnered critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling and exceptional performances. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film with a rating of 88%, highlighting its 'absorbing narrative' and 'superb acting'. IMDb rates it 7.4/10, with audiences praising the film for its emotional depth and visual beauty. Metacritic gives Séraphine a score of 84/100, commending Yolande Moreau's breathtaking portrayal of the titular character and the film's immersive exploration of artistic genius. Overall, Séraphine is a cinematic masterpiece that captures the heart and soul of one woman's extraordinary journey.