Donne-moi la main

Name: Donne-moi la main
Genre: Drama
Released: September 11, 2009
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 50

2009

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Strand Releasing | Release Date: September 11, 2009

Summary: Antoine and Quentin are 18-year-old twins who live with their father and work as bakers in a bucolic French village. When their estranged mother dies in Spain, they set off to attend the funeral, without telling their father. The journey turns out to be more difficult than either had anticipated and a rift threatens to split the brothersAntoine and Quentin are 18-year-old twins who live with their father and work as bakers in a bucolic French village. When their estranged mother dies in Spain, they set off to attend the funeral, without telling their father. The journey turns out to be more difficult than either had anticipated and a rift threatens to split the brothers apart. The brothers must struggle to accept each other as individuals, and to find their places in an uncertain world. (Strand Releasing)… Expand

Director: Pascal-Alex Vincent

Genre(s): Drama

Runtime: 80 min

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Deborah Young

Do Quentin and Antoine represent ego and alter-ego? Or two warring desires inside the individual? This is the kind of hazy film open to almost any interpretation. Read full review

Stephen Garrett

What’s refreshing about Pascal-Alex Vincent’s dramatically thin but richly atmospheric feature debut is that it recognizes the essential truth of the conceit: all seminal voyages are journeys of heightened awareness, as visceral as they are emotional. Read full review

Mike Hale

Some viewers may enjoy Give Me Your Hand simply as an excuse to gaze at the Carril brothers. Read full review

Nicolas Rapold

The movie is most compelling when demonstrating the gorgeousness of the South of France—a truth that is always worth emphasizing, but was never really in dispute. Read full review

Ronnie Scheib

The bros are built, and "Hand," with its gorgeous shots of mist-shrouded woods and sun-burnished hay, plus a brief but rapturous foray into gay sex, may attract queer auds. Read full review

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