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December 5-15, 2002
God
is Great, I'm Not
France, 2000, 35mm
95 minutes
French with English Subtitles
Director: Pascale Bailly
Friday, December 6th, 1:00
pm
also screening Thursday,
December 5th, 6:45 pm
A tale of two unwitting lovers, God is Great, I'm Not
features the doe-eyed Audrey Tautou; the young Parisian actress
who melted hearts and charmed critics in the Oscar-nominated
film Am�lie. Tautou stars as Michele, a neurotic Parisian
model in the throes of a premature midlife crisis. Her relationship
with her boyfriend (Mathieu Demy from Once We Grow Up,
2001 WJFF) has gone bust and she feels emotionally and spiritually
adrift. Enter into her life Francois (Edouard Baer), an easy
going, Jewish veterinarian. Their nascent relationship is
soon on firm footing; that is until Michele abandons her Buddhist
texts and decides to convert to Judaism. Despite her boyfriend�s
protest, Michele begins the rocky road to conversion; one
filled with a number of comic twists and turns. A delightful
tale of romance with a sparkling cast, God is Great, I'm
Not is a delightful film that should not be missed.
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