In Rebecca Zlotowski's "Other People's Children," late motherhood is highlighted.
Some movies are the result of a surplus, while others are the result of a need.
Rebecca Zlotowski's "Other People's Children," which had its Venice premiere in competition, firmly belongs to the latter category.
a community to which I send a message of love and solidarity.
“He had the time and I could get him for a good price,” she laughs.
She claims that "the movie is a site of feeling, of affect, of contradiction."
Making the main character a teacher was crucial.
The synchronicity does highlight the attempt by Zlotowski to foster a sense of community both on and off-screen.
If every member of the team feels responsible for the success of the film, then I too have succeeded.”
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