Review of Camille Claudel (1988) by Madeline M — 20 Apr 2011
This has the same histrionic costume drama vibe as La Reine Margot but I liked it much more, probably because it feels less self-indulgent (although it's still about as self-indulgent as, like, There Will Be Blood) and more self-skeptical.
It helps that Isabelle Adjani's performance is in such a different style from everyone else's - it drives home the feeling of isolation and alienation. And the art is really great, of course.
This review of Camille Claudel (1988) was written by Madeline M on 20 Apr 2011.
Camille Claudel has generally received very positive reviews.
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