The beautiful season: What if Catherine Corsini had made the Lesbian Mountain Brokeback?

The romance between Cécile de France and Izïa Higelin returns this Saturday evening to France 4.

Released in 2015 in the cinema, first strongly advises you The beautiful season. The pitch? 1971. From the peasant world, Delphine has always loved the girls who are secret. When she goes up to Paris, which can finally live her sexuality out of gossip, she falls in love with Carole, a activist within an MLF shaking up the patriarchy. For her part, while she is in a relationship with Manuel, Carole is troubled by Delphine.

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Here is the criticism of First : And if Catherine Corsini had achieved the Secret of Brokeback Mountain Lesbian? Not only is the question not absurd, but it is even corroborated by the detours of a scenario marrying the contradictions of the two heroines – one homo and available, the other hetero and committed -, which will love each other in a setback. Drive and carnal, solar and tragic, carried by two uninhibited actresses and in a state of grace, The beautiful season split into two distinct parts. In the first, the director resets the agitated context of women’s release movements. This is where the love of Delphine and Carole will be born fussing by the struggle, solidarity and the impression that everything is possible, as many themes as Catherine Corsini Illustrated through perfectly dialogue, euphoric, even picaresque sequences (the release of an interned gay friend in an asylum). In the second part, it is the return to earth, or rather to the earth, for Delphine, forced to choose between a predestined life and the unknown that passion embodies. His indecision, converted into suffering in Carole, provides an indelible emotion.
Christophe Narbonne

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