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Summary The story behind the Veuve Clicquot champagne family and business that began in the late 18th century.
Directed By: Thomas Napper
Written By: Erin Dignam, Christopher Monger
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- Vertical Entertainment
- 1 h 29 m
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- 1 h 29 m
Widow Clicquot
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Summary The story behind the Veuve Clicquot champagne family and business that began in the late 18th century.
Directed By: Thomas Napper
Written By: Erin Dignam, Christopher Monger
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Bennett is wonderful as always. Her ability to show strength through vulnerability is unparalleled.
In the end, Widow Clicquot is a drama about turning heartbreak and tragedy into something brighter, richer, and spilling over into good fortune. And it’s tastefully made too.
From its eureka moment when Barbe-Nicole develops her iconic rose champagne to its final title cards about the company’s ongoing success, Widow Clicquot has all the same beats as the walk-and-talk business movie that you watched on your last flight. It would make perfect in-carriage entertainment for a drowsy Victorian family taking a long trip across the countryside.
Bennett’s sensitive performance pulls us into her growing anguish and fear.
The gender-driven power struggles in Widow Clicquot are in some ways the most conventional part of the film, which can soar in one moment and feel routine in the next.
Bennett lifts the story up just like the bubbles in the veuve's own delicious champagne, showing us the brilliance in this biopic drama.
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