Love Me

A Feature film of

Laetitia Masson

Produced by

Ciné Valse

Production year2000

French release23/02/2000

Runtime1 h 45 min

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Synopsis

This is a story of doomed love between a young woman in search of romance and a singer who no longer believes in it. She meets him in Memphis. Chases after him. He flees. She pursues. Finally she manages to touch him. But this is also the story of a young woman who takes refuge in dreams to escape from reality and from her past. Where does reality end and imagination begin?

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Director (1)

Laetitia Masson
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Production and distribution (4)

Executive Producer : Ciné Valse

Co-production : Lilo films

Film exports/foreign sales : Pyramide International

French distribution : Pyramide Distribution

Full credits (22)

Executive Producer : Alain Sarde

Screenwriter : Laetitia Masson

Director of Photography : Antoine Héberlé

Music Composer : John Cale

Assistant directors : Isabelle Tillou, Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire

Editor : Aïlo Auguste

Sound Recordist : Jean-Paul Mugel

Costume designer : Emmanuelle Pertus

Executive Producer : Christine Gozlan

Sound Assistant : Yves-Marie Omnès

Assistant Operator : Elin Kirschfink

Camera Operator : Georges Diane

Production manager : Sophie Quiedeville

Press Attachés (film) : Isabelle Sauvanon, Nathalie Lambert

Sound Editor : Vincent Guillon

Assistant editor : Francine Lemaître

Continuity supervisor : Olivia Bruynoghe

Production Designer : Arnaud De Moleron

Casting : Isabelle Tillou

Make-up Artist : Nathalie Tissier

Sound mixers : Cyril Holtz, Philippe Amouroux

Still Photographer : Luc Roux

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Type : Feature film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Bizarre, Drama
Themes : Music
Production language : French
Original French-language productions : Unspecified

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Selections (5)

Istanbul Film Festival
Turkey , 2001
From the World of Festivals
Tübingen | Stuttgart International French-language Film Festival
Germany, 2000
New Films
Montreal World Film Festival
Canada, 2000
Out of Competition
Cannes Film Market
France, 2000
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Delegations (1)

Berlin International Film Festival
Germany, 2000
Composer of original music : John Cale

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For the third time, after “To Have (or Not)” and “For Sale,” Sandrine Kiberlain displays glowing confidence in her director. She fully lives the haphazard life described in the film. And does a fine job of it. Laetitia Masson clearly knows how to express the solitude of women and the stubborn energy they deploy to overcome it. Masson’s willful demolition of the plot and the liberties she takes with chronology (on the grounds that ghosts don’t wear watches) may seem arrogant. It is. But what of it?

Danièle Heymann, “Marianne,” February 2000