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Fragile (s) (2007)

Fragile (s) (2007)
Director Martin Valente weaves this elaborate tale of intersecting lives that originally screened at the 2007 Montreal World Film Festival. Unemployed Sara is down in the dumps, but her best friend Isa is determined to liven things up by taking her downsized friend on a weekend holiday in Portugal. Meanwhile, disgruntled filmmaker Paul packs his bags for Lisbon in order to support his latest cinematic misstep as pharmacist Yves contends with a troublesome neighborhood dog, touring musician Nina makes a pit stop to visit her seven year old son, tone def police captain Vince continues to strum his guitar, and youthful grandmother Hélène is forced to face reality after being asked to babysit her grandson Ross. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
François BerléandCaroline Cellier, (more)
Director(s):
Martin Valente
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Fragile (s)

Director Martin Valente weaves this elaborate tale of intersecting lives that originally screened at the 2007 Montreal World Film Festival. Unemployed Sara is down in the dumps, but her best friend Isa is determined to liven things up by taking her downsized friend on a weekend holiday in Portugal. Meanwhile, disgruntled filmmaker Paul packs his bags for Lisbon in order to support his latest cinematic misstep as pharmacist Yves contends with a troublesome neighborhood dog, touring musician Nina makes a pit stop to visit her seven year old son, tone def police captain Vince continues to strum his guitar, and youthful grandmother Hélène is forced to face reality after being asked to babysit her grandson Ross. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Director(s):
Martin Valente
Writer(s):
Martin Valente
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