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Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013)

09/10/2013 (BE)Romance, Drama3h
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Adèle's life is changed when she meets Emma, a young woman with blue hair, who will allow her to discover desire, to assert herself as a woman and as an adult. In front of others, Adele grows, seeks herself, loses herself, finds herself.

    Top Billed Cast

    1. Léa Seydoux

      Léa Seydoux

      Emma

    2. Adèle Exarchopoulos

      Adèle Exarchopoulos

      Adèle

    3. Salim Kéchiouche

      Salim Kéchiouche

      Samir

    4. Aurélien Recoing

      Aurélien Recoing

      Adèle's Father

    5. Catherine Salée

      Catherine Salée

      Adèle's Mother

    6. Benjamin Siksou

      Benjamin Siksou

      Antoine

    7. Mona Walravens

      Mona Walravens

      Lise

    8. Alma Jodorowsky

      Alma Jodorowsky

      Béatrice

    9. Jérémie Laheurte

      Jérémie Laheurte

      Thomas

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    A review by CinemaSerf

    7.0
    Written by CinemaSerf on Aug 24, 2024

    "Adèle" (Adèle Exarchopoulos) is a bit of a fish out of water at school. She doesn't quite fit in and finds the whole "boy" thing a bit of a turn off. Luckily the school also has it's extrovert in the blue-haired "Emma" (Léa Seydoux). She is shunned by her classmates because of the perception that she is just too eccentric for the normal kids, but "Adèle" finds her fascinating. Striking up a friendship, she soon discovers that there is more to be had from this alliance: something that comes with plusses and minuses and introduces her to the extremes of joy and pain. It's an obsession, an infat...

    StatusReleased

    Original LanguageFrench

    Budget$4,300,000.00

    Revenue$19,465,835.00

    Keywords

    • homophobia
    • self-discovery
    • eroticism
    • coming of age
    • love
    • lesbian relationship
    • sexual attraction
    • based on graphic novel
    • high school student
    • sexual desire
    • teenage sexuality
    • lgbt
    • sexual awakening
    • literary adaptation
    • social class
    • french cinema
    • lille, france
    • self exploration
    • lesbian
    • age-gap relationship
    • teenager