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Great that she is left handed. So we have two things in common. We are as old and both left-hander I should consider include Adele in some my a YT musical tribute...

Ian wrote:...For purely professional reasons.

No. That won't w*rk.
I've already tried it.

Here's "Les Grandes Forêts", a 27 min shortfilm starring Adèle. http://comediennes.org/video/adele-haenel-grandes-forets

"At the root of Les Grandes Forêts are two actors, Adèle Haenel and Christophe Raymond, and the desire to echo this meeting in a simple and urgent way.
The film plays with three characters: Lise, Gilles and the forest. It is a film about family ties, their strength and absurdity. There is a couple. A sister who finds herself forced to help a brother she barely knows. There are the great forests. The forests of childhood, mysterious, frightening and full of stories, of small adventures. There is unease, fear, awkwardness and exhaustion, all part of this nearly motionless journey."

While you're there check out the rest of the site too. Lots of pics and vids.

It must be awful, being so classically drop-dead gorgeous. Even Pauline has it easier than that. But Adele strikes me as someone who can handle the responsibility in a creative way, and make art of it.

DMt. wrote:... Her love affair with the big screen is just beginning...

Thank goodness for that.
Lovely article.

And we still have the film festival at Bordeaux to look forward to next week.

Cute little interview [in English] from Shooting Stars 2012 - http://vimeo.com/36815067

Nice one Dave.

She seems such a level headed, intelligent peason and at only 23 she has a long career in front of her.

Adele and Celine Sallette ['Julie' from Les Revenants] in a 10m clip from L'Appollonide;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqkV7aeFJyA



And the full movie! -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEG1AN_ao8w

My God, that's a dark film...I'm glad I know nothing of brothels and prostitution, even the so-called high-class end, the 'elegant', 'sophisticated' world shown there.

It's beautifully shot and acted, and the scenes of the girls' affection for each other in their time off are very touching; but it left me with a sick feeling, more than a whiff of corruption. I doubt I'll watch it again anytime soon.

Adele's character says at one point, "If I ever get out of here, I'll never make love again", and you know just what she means.

Celine Sallette is excellent too, a great tragedienne.

I watched L'Appollonide on the World Movies channel a few weeks ago and had the same reaction as you I think.
I felt there was an overwhelming sense of tragedy about the whole thing.
Nothing glamorous despite the façade they presented.
And the scene in which the poor girl was cut by that bastard was horrific.

The contrast at the end with the present day prostitutes just seemed to complete the downward spiral.

I though it was a good film but I don't want to watch it again in the near future, that's for sure.

Adèle Haenel, #César2014 de la Meilleure Actrice dans un Second Rôle

© William Bibet, Maude Artarit, Léonor De Chanterac, Gaylord Balizet - ENS Louis-Lumière pour l'Académie des César 2014

Adèle Haenel, #César2014 for best actress in a Second Role © William Beth, Maude Ainsworth, Leonor De Chantérac, Gaylord Balizet - ENS Louis-Lumière for the Academy of the 2014 Caesar (Translated by Bing)
— at Théâtre du Châtelet.

That's nice.
Anyone know anything about what film she was awarded for?

It was for the role of Maria in the film Suzanne.

Sounds like one not to be missed.

Here's the IMDb page. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2298416/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_4

I think Snaps needs tips on imgur too...

Wheee...

After the famous Kstew 'Hey Girl' thread;
http://heygirlitsadelehaenel.tumblr.com/

Trailer, the source of many great pix of Adele;
http://vimeo.com/8845357