Review of Two Days, One Night (2014) by Dirigiblepulp — 25 Feb 2017
This film is about the economics of the economy, the impact on its workers and the inhuman decisions one has to make to survive. It is also kind of an exploration about recovering from mental illness, but not completely. Ultimately its about overcoming.
Other than its insane premise, unbelievable in its all too mundane believability, it is a mostly pat story arch told with "realism" and a splendid performance from Marion Cotillard and not much more. It feels like the premise was concocted first and the characters (and by extension the mental illness) and ending tacked on to make it workable.
This review of Two Days, One Night (2014) was written by Dirigiblepulp on 25 Feb 2017.
Two Days, One Night has generally received very positive reviews.
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