Caroline is like many of those women whose lives become bound up in a major humanitarian organization. She has now reached the age where life is primarily made of memories, and she decides to devote whatever time is left to putting a little order into her past.
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The painfully luminous Annie Girardot—one foot still in childhood as though to defy the wear of time and emotions—invests “When I Will Be Gone” with her own personal distress. She has all the intensity of a long-smothered flame struggling to flare up again, before our very eyes. Jacques Leduc’s film watches her tenderly, tracing the glow of a dream cinema whose private tune obeys only the demands of the heart. It is often beautiful, and never ordinary. (Gérard Grugeau in “24 Images,” No. 92, Summer 1998)
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Screenwriters :
Jacques Leduc, Jacques Marcotte
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Feature film
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FictionSub-genre :
Psychological dramaProduction language :
FrenchCoproducer countries :
France, CanadaOriginal French-language productions :
UnspecifiedNationality :
Minority French (France, Canada)Production year :
1998French release :
29/07/1998Runtime :
1 h 30 minCurrent status :
ReleasedVisa number :
92.179Visa issue date :
10/07/1998Approval :
YesProduction formats :
35mmColor type :
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