Adapted from Pierre Lemaitre's award-winning novel, the film follows two survivors of the trenches: (played by Dupontel), a modest accountant, and Édouard Péricourt (Nahuel Pérez Biscayart), a brilliant artist left horribly disfigured.
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From the sweeping, chaotic opening trench sequence to the vibrant costumes of jazz-age Paris, the cinematography is exceptional. The whimsical, Morricone-inspired score by Christophe Julien perfectly underscores the film's quirky yet mournful spirit. The Verdict Adapted from Pierre Lemaitre's award-winning novel, the film
Rejected by a society that honors the dead while ignoring its broken veterans, the duo launches a monumental scam involving fake war memorials. It’s a biting satire of wartime profiteering and a poignant look at the "lost generation". Albert Dupontel’s (2017), also known as See You
Albert Dupontel’s (2017), also known as See You Up There , is a visually breathtaking and emotionally resonant historical drama that feels like a surrealist fable grounded in the harsh reality of post-WWI France. The Story: A Beautifully Dark Revenge
The film is an aesthetic feast. Because Édouard has lost his jaw, he communicates through elaborate, cubist-inspired masks that reflect his shifting moods. These masks are the film's beating heart, turning tragedy into a piece of surrealist performance art.
While the pacing can feel slightly rushed toward the conclusion, is a rare cinematic gem—a large-scale epic with a very intimate, human soul. It’s highly recommended for anyone who loves French cinema, historical narratives, or stories that find beauty in the bizarre.