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R | 1h 47m | Drama
Barbara (Louise Bourgoin), a young graduate student, is madly in love with her boyfriend Nicolas (Pio Marmai) and deep into writing her thesis when she learns she is pregnant. Reeling from the initial shock, Barbara alternates between excitement and trepidation. Amidst a flurry of congratulations, she tries in vain to conform to the image of the happy expectant mother, but is instead exasperated by the tedious yogic breathing classes, and finds herself complaining to her girlfriend about her suffering sex life. Once her baby is born, everything becomes alarmingly real. She’s faced with a helpless little being who needs everything from herlove most of all. But despite the support of those around her, including that of her devoted partner, Barbara struggles to connect with her child.
Director: Rémi Bezançon
Studio: Gaumont
Producer(s): Genevive Lemal
Cast: Louise Bourgoin, Pio Marmaï, Josiane Balasko, Thierry Fremont, Gabrielle Lazure, Anaïs Croze
Writer(s): Rémi Bezançon, Vanessa Portal
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R | 1h 47m | Drama
Barbara (Louise Bourgoin), a young graduate student, is madly in love with her boyfriend Nicolas (Pio Marmai) and deep into writing her thesis when she learns she is pregnant. Reeling from the initial shock, Barbara alternates between excitement and trepidation. Amidst a flurry of congratulations, she tries in vain to conform to the image of the happy expectant mother, but is instead exasperated by the tedious yogic breathing classes, and finds herself complaining to her girlfriend about her suffering sex life. Once her baby is born, everything becomes alarmingly real. She’s faced with a helpless little being who needs everything from herlove most of all. But despite the support of those around her, including that of her devoted partner, Barbara struggles to connect with her child.
R | 1h 47m | Drama
Barbara (Louise Bourgoin), a young graduate student, is madly in love with her boyfriend Nicolas (Pio Marmai) and deep into writing her thesis when she learns she is pregnant. Reeling from the initial shock, Barbara alternates between excitement and trepidation. Amidst a flurry of congratulations, she tries in vain to conform to the image of the happy expectant mother, but is instead exasperated by the tedious yogic breathing classes, and finds herself complaining to her girlfriend about her suffering sex life.
Once her baby is born, everything becomes alarmingly real. She’s faced with a helpless little being who needs everything from herlove most of all. But despite the support of those around her, including that of her devoted partner, Barbara struggles to connect with her child.
