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Ana tries to get her life together
- Over the summer that follows, she decides to replace her grandmother’s bathtub with a walk-in shower, harvest plums, lose her driver’s license, and get back with her ex. In short, Ana tries to get her life together.
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In the third act, Ana discovers some things about herself that are very moving once you've seen her grow from a nineteen-year-old reservist to a twentysomething temp. I felt, though, like I was almost more affected by them than she was.
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- Rachel Lang
Sep 27, 2016 · Rachel Lang’s Baden Badenbegins as the protagonist Ana finds her way to the film set where she works. She is late; she mutters under her breath and tries desperately to reverse the car. On arrival, her boss shouts in her face aggressively.
Baden Baden: Directed by Rachel Lang. With Salomé Richard, Claude Gensac, Lazare Gousseau, Swann Arlaud. Charts the trials and tribulations of Ana, a free-spirited 26 year-old returning home to Strasbourg for the summer after living abroad for long enough to feel out of place everywhere.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Rachel Lang
- 2016-05-04
Feb 12, 2016 · With its narrative at moments verging on the inconsequential, Baden Baden sometimes resembles a standard-issue French family drama, with Ana sharing relaxed, even cosy scenes with Grandma and...
Feb 25, 2016 · The DIY project anchors the film’s narrative, presenting a clear goal for Ana to latch on to in her otherwise unclear trajectory. To the audience’s delight, the project also brings Ana’s blooming friendship with Grégoire, a self-conscious, lanky, teddy-bear type whom she meets working at the Bauhaus superstore.
Nov 22, 2016 · Ana (Salomé Richard), the twenty-something heroine of Rachel Lang’s ebullient and substantial first feature, Baden Baden, is drifting through her time of unlearning—a heady and precarious period, often between youth and adulthood, when all the moral lessons of childhood have eroded, and no structures of commitment, purpose, or devotion ...
Ana tries to get her life together. Rachel Lang's infectious debut.
