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(562) 7.0 96 min 2018

La disparition des lucioles is a movie starring Karelle Tremblay, Pierre-Luc Brillant, and François Papineau. A frustrated teenager frees herself from her mother's influence and her narrow life in a small industrial town to find out...

Starring
Marie-France Marcotte, Pierre-Luc Brillant, Karelle Tremblay, François Papineau
Genres
Drama
Director
Sébastien Pilote

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Audio English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles 日本語  Čeština  Português  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres Drama
Director Sébastien Pilote
Writer Sébastien Pilote
Stars Marie-France Marcotte, Pierre-Luc Brillant, Karelle Tremblay, François Papineau
Country Canada
Also Known As さよなら、退屈なレオニー, The Fireflies Are Gone
Runtime 1H 36M
Description A frustrated teenager frees herself from her mother's influence and her narrow life in a small industrial town to find out who she really is.

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9 customer reviews about «La disparition des lucioles»

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Gregory E.
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 20:15

I am an admirer of the French cinema, and I have seen quite a few of the films of this group. This film is a classic of the French cinema, and I am impressed by it. The acting is great, the story is great, the music is great, and the directing is great. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes movies with a good story, and who likes to see French cinema. I would also recommend this film to anyone who likes to see great films.
Tiffany H.
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 06:53

La disparition des lucioles is a masterpiece, a masterpiece of a film in my opinion. The directing is great, the cinematography is brilliant, the sound track is superb. It's just a wonderful film and I strongly recommend it. I highly recommend this film.
Jack Jacobs
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 07:54

A few years ago, I saw the film "The Passenger" for the first time. I was totally blown away by the movie's powerful portrayal of the brutality of the industry's horrific working conditions. "The Passenger" is one of the best movies I have ever seen. "The Passenger" will stand the test of time as a fantastic work of art and will inspire generations of filmmakers to take a look at their craft. I cannot recommend this film enough.
Ruth B.
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 03:29

It is so much about how life is to be, how our ideals, our visions are like a mirror. The actors were able to show very convincingly what it is like. I am sure that they have been living their life in a very chaotic way, so I guess that it is more for them to be able to express their feelings and feelings they want to express. The film is not only about love, but about an old family, an old culture, an old set of values, and old traditions. It's about the friendship of an old man and his daughter and how the daughter learns to deal with her feelings. It's about a man who wants to be a pioneer. The film is a musical. I think that it is a very powerful, extremely musical film. The same as the one sung by the American actor Christian Bale.
Gerald F.
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 04:31

I saw this movie a couple of years ago on DVD at my local video store. I saw the trailer, I was intrigued. I went and saw it the following week. I loved the movie. It was a fast paced movie. I was never bored. The music score was very upbeat and the whole feel of the movie. I really recommend the movie. It is an Oscar winner and not a hard hitting drama that all movie goers will understand. I give it a 10 out of 10
Robert Walsh
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 08:51

I was quite surprised to see this film in the theater. I thought it was a great film, and I was surprised to see it in the theaters, as it is quite rare to find a French film that is not a re-make of a French film. This is a great film, and a must see for anyone who is a fan of the French New Wave. I recommend this film to everyone who enjoys a good story and a great plot. I highly recommend this film to everyone.
Willie Stone
Sunday, 31 May 2020 04:54

I have always been a fan of Jean-Pierre Melville's work, I love his dramatic novels like "Chocolat" and "La vie de l'homme du coeur" which always move me. But "Les florins" is the most intense and suspenseful film I have ever seen. The "Narcissus" is as mysterious as he is violent, both its main character and the audience are in complete disbelief. Both from the very beginning, until the end, the film is full of unexpected moments and turns, and the soundtrack is magnificent. The mystery of this character, the outsider from society, and the extreme cruelty of his behavior, are also surprising, and perhaps Melville was trying to show that, as in his classic novel "La nuit des tous" and his "A Tale of Two Cities", there is nothing new to discover about the human psyche, and everything we are familiar with, with "Narcissus" is the same, with a different name. That's the point of the film: we are born into this society, we have to adapt to it, and we have to do so completely against our will, we have to be coerced into it, to follow it, to become its servant, and to abandon our instinct of self-preservation. The classic idea is so old, yet one of the most important pieces of the human psyche remains untouched, even in its most dangerous form: our fear of death, and this is what has to be reckoned with. This film leaves us more than satisfied. It is a touching, intelligent, moving, stunning piece of art, and it is a great triumph. A must see!
Laura
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 05:59

Three things really separated me from "La disparition des lucioles": the strong acting of Joel Lavoie, the sensitivity of the cast, and the realism of the setting. Although Lavoie plays a villain in this movie, it's really more about what makes him a good person. He's compassionate, he loves his family, he respects the law, and he's a man who is willing to die for his country. The real villain here is the corrupt police force, a group of corrupt policemen who pay no regard to the law, and the corruption is a result of the lack of morals in society. We never feel that they're villains, but just simply misguided, disloyal soldiers of fortune who had nothing better to do than to give up on society and go looking for other ways to make money. There's a couple of shocking scenes (the first at the police station), and some real sadistic violence. And Lavoie gives the best performance, showing that his acting talent is nothing short of remarkable. He's probably the most accomplished child actor I've ever seen. A French-Canadian with an Oscar for the same role. Wow.
Diane
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 13:36

With its thoughtful and genuinely touching story, the movie "Emmanuelle" ("The Child") is a valuable addition to the annals of French cinema. In French cinema it is very rare that a film is made without some of the plot twists involving characters that we do not recognize. However, this film does not rely on twists, twists of a more conventional kind. The main plot of the film is very simple. It concerns a mother and her child. Her first husband, played by Mathieu Amalric, has left the country and is dead. The mother, played by Emily Blunt, takes her child to live with her grandparents, played by Ed Harris and Charlotte Gainsbourg. Her son, played by Jason Bourne, is 10 years old, with some of his belongings in the attic. The boy, the star of the film, is very mysterious, enigmatic, and can be a very difficult character to understand. His journey through the country to a new home takes a bit of a turn when the mother and the grandson get lost in the woods. All of a sudden, when they are found, they discover an unexpected and frightening situation. The film opens with the mother looking after the child, and the boy being frightened at what he is learning at the hospital. They decide to go back to their first home, and for the first time they see the world from the mother's point of view, with the mother's boyfriend playing her favourite music on the stereo in the room above. This is the most emotional moment of the film, and it is all the more powerful because it is the first time we see her son through her eyes. The son is also very emotional, but it is difficult to put your finger on the exact emotions he is feeling, since he is an alien to her. The films second emotional moment is when the mother decides to take her son and his girlfriend with her back to her original home. It is at this point that we discover what the son is afraid of. He is afraid of everything and everyone, and of the world beyond his home. Everything from his new family to his old home. "Emmanuelle" has two very different endings. The first is the film's official one, and the second is the one we see in the movie. The first ending is the one we see in the film, and it is not the official one. We see the mother and son meeting a doctor, who is in charge of the mother and the child, and the doctor telling them about the law that states that a man cannot have more than one child. She asks them to sign a declaration that the boy will be the only son in the house. This is the official one. We then see the boy living in the attic with his aunt, and they take him to school. The boy is very curious about the world outside, and at one point he asks a woman who has a child in the same neighbourhood to let him play outside in the park with his cousin. The woman politely declines, and the boy is left in the house with the aunt. At this point the second ending of the film is played, and it is the official one. The boy returns home to the house, and finds his mother and his cousin. They are all very worried. The boy's mother tells him that she cannot care for the boy anymore. They have to part. The boy has a little time to adjust, and the boy seems to be happy about his new life. The two endings, which are in keeping with the film's type, were very powerful, and they are both extremely moving. It is very difficult to find a film where a dramatic end is so powerful, and I am surprised that the French have not yet done it. It is especially wonderful that French cinema is beginning to produce films that deal with difficult subjects, and "Emmanuelle" is a film that deserves an Academy Award for best foreign film. It is a very good film, and it should be very powerful for
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