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1. • • It’s an exploration of fear, love, and the fear of love, through the lens of genre: a swooning costume drama set in 1910 Paris; a psychosexual nightmare in 2014 Los Angeles; and a serene but disturbing vision of AI stripping humanity of emotions in 2044, a mere 20 years from now.
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   Is the Beast based on a true story?

   • Loosely based on Henry James’ The Beast in the Jungle, Bertrand Bonello’s 2023 film, The Beast is an intriguing watch that blends unlikely genres. It is a period horror drama in addition to a sci-fi romance, and each timeline contributes to the theme at large.

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   Who plays Gabrielle in the Beast?

   • The Beast stars Léa Seydoux as Gabrielle, a woman who undergoes a purification process to erase the pain she has suffered due to romances in her past lives. As she journeys back to each timeline, she falls in love with a different incarnation of Louis (George MacKay), the couple returning to one another in 1910, in 2014 and in 2044.

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   Is Beast in the jungle based on a true story?

   • Loosely based on Henry James' turn-of-the-century novella The Beast in the Jungle, the movie spans three distinct time periods and just as many genres: It is science fiction, it is a techno-thriller, it is noir, it is a romance.

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   Is 'the Beast' a good movie?

   • It is Lynchian and Black Mirror-esque, with direct parallels in certain scenes: red velvet curtain-lined visions, nightclubs set in distinct time periods. The length makes it a little laborious, but worth it for the experience. Like a painting, The Beast is best seen once, pondered and then left as a memory.

   The Beast review: Lea Seydoux leads a spellbinding and suffocating

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   Does the Beast rebuke the status quo?

   • The Beast has plenty of targets – and strikes them all. Like Gabrielle, who questions the merits of expelling her emotions, the film is suspicious of authority and rebukes the status quo. The Beast has a lot on its mind, both thematically and structurally.

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   What is Bonello doing with the Beast?

   • The Beast has a lot on its mind, both thematically and structurally. It’s almost as if Bonello is practising the Japanese art of kintsugi: splitting apart the narrative then fusing it back together with golden embellishments, sculpting beauty from pain to make something wholly new.

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   May 31, 2024 · The Beast review: Léa Seydoux leads a spellbinding and suffocating voyage. Léa Seydoux and George MacKay deliver an acting masterclass in this Lynchian art installation of a film.

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   May 1, 2024 · A human drama with a sci-fi concept for scaffolding, inspired by one of Henry James’ most haunting tales, Bonello’s new film takes its sense of urgency, combines it with two incredible central...

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   Oct 5, 2023 · As musical variations on a theme, The Beast explores what Henry James diagnosed so devastatingly. The chill of egotism and the feverish dance around the void are so desperately relevant today that it leaves one breathless.

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   May 29, 2024 · Liberally adapted from Henry James’ 20th-century novella The Beast in the Jungle, it centres on Gabrielle (Seydoux), an anxious, melancholy woman who has a premonition that something terrible is lying in wait, poised to obliterate her and her loved ones.

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   Apr 12, 2024 · The French filmmaker reveals why Léa Seydoux was the only person who could star in his audacious sci-fi romance.