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Published on December 17, 2024 at 7:44
Emilia Pérez follows four prominent women in Mexico, each pursuing their own happiness. Emilia Reta, a cartel leader, hires an underappreciated lawyer in the film, and she is forced to play Emilia and Manitas, about the two extremes of her own personality. Audiard said he was inspired by a chapter in a novel by Jacques about a drug trafficker who yearns to change his identity.
Dalmais), Clement Ducol and Jacques Audiard, and stars Zoe Saldana. Emilia Pérez may rely on the audacity of its genre-bending madness, but what really works in this musical crime drama about the experience of transition is the genuine heart at its core. The transitional narrative and musical numbers work hand in hand with a whole lot of unpredictability to give the film many of its biggest surprises.
Doubtfire. Zoë Saldaña is wonderful in a performance that eschews subtlety in favor of something bold with each musical number, displaying a previously unseen set of skills. She guides you through the opening moments and then Karla Sofía Gascón begins to take control without feeling sidelined by Saldaña.
Gascón is amazing as she embraces her new life while holding onto the best parts of her old life while struggling to accept some of her ex-partner’s revelations. As with some of his previous efforts, Jacques Audiard’s direction unfolds at a steady pace, taking the time to follow his characters’ lives wherever they go. They have an ultra-realistic element to them because of their lyrics and each one works in which the characters essentially sing their dialogue or it is a big dance number with Paul Guilholme’s meticulous cinematography. Stands out.
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