Look, The

Germany / France 2011, 94 minutes
Dir. Angelina Maccarone
English
Rating: [M] Offensive language & nudity.
Genres: Documentary / Arts & Artists

Feat. Charlotte Rampling

“A unique documentary portrait of one of cinema's most quietly enduring talents.”~Los Angeles Times

Aroview: In this fascinating series of conversations, Charlotte Rampling interviews a number of key collaborators during her career as a means of self-portrait, revealing as much about herself as the artists she revisits - among them, Joy Fleury, Peter Lindbergh and author Paul Auster.

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2 stars (Good Try) About acting. And the vulnerability of women actors. Asks whether beauty ages? Sensuality is independent of age. Much as I like Rampling, she skates over many key issues. The art of the British Middle Class is sadly most often to portray & not reveal. ~Sandy

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