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ACTOR
Colin MorganFanny ArdantAudrey BastienAbdelkrim Bahloul
DIRECTOR
Charles Garrad
SYNOPSICS
Waiting for You (2017) is a English,French movie. Charles Garrad has directed this movie. Colin Morgan,Fanny Ardant,Audrey Bastien,Abdelkrim Bahloul are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Waiting for You (2017) is considered one of the best Drama,Mystery movie in India and around the world.
Paul (Morgan) investigates his late father's increasingly disturbing past and becomes suspicious of the mysterious, melancholic, and possibly dangerous Madeleine (Ardant).
Waiting for You (2017) Reviews
Waiting for You - pulls you in and does not want to let go
Waiting for You had me transported inside a bubble where there was nothing but the film and me. The cinematography is stunning, especially when in France, but also the scenes in dreary England are lifted by the special points of view, close-ups and setting in the story. When used the music is wonderful and each time maximises the impact of the scenes. The story seems uncomplicated, but has great depths and addresses serious issues in a thoughtful way. The spare use of flashbacks adds to the realisation that there is more going on than first impressions might suggest. The performances of Fanny Ardant and Colin Morgan are subtle and superb, greatly enhancing the intentions of the writers and producers Charles Gerrad and Hugh Stoddart. This film is clearly a labour of love from everyone involved and deserves a lot more exposure to the main public than it has received so far. If you can, you must go and see !
The perfect film?
I think so. Take a satisfying blend of visual beauty and thoughtful dialogue, add a taught story line and superb acting and the result, for me, is the perfect film. Before leaving the cinema I knew that I wanted to see the film again.
Beautiful, compelling,stylish
What a joy to come across such a beautiful, compelling and entertaining film, when I wasn't gripped by tension I was bowled over by its rich visual language and charmed by the story unveiled in it's narrative. A simple tale, with intriguing and gripping twists, shot with stunning style. Loved it!
Slow burn
This is a great film - subtle and slow, tense and interesting. It offers a new take on the French country house, and seems to have in the background shades of Le Grand Meaulnes....it's not a love story yet it is (x 2) - and it also speaks of family and passion, secrets and lies. It celebrates all those aspects of French small town delights at the same time as being critical and then disarmingly frank about the nature of war crimes. To describe this film as charming does not do it justice as it is also a kind of thriller. There is great attention to detail and the narrative propels us firmly along, without revealing too much too soon. Additionally, the use of colloquial French by Silvie (the younger woman) is genuine and adds a credibility often lost in similar but badly translated equivalent French/British films. There is much to recommend about this personal long term project with its surprising denouement.
Undemanding but attractive slow-paced mystery
A gently intriguing drama unfolds about a young Englishman who travels to South-West France to find out about his father's military past and unclaimed treasure at a mysterious ageing musician's hillside retreat. It's a passable film with a very attractive setting. The best thing about it though is the handsome Colin Morgan and his performance of glowering intensity.