Little Girl Blue

Effective both as a raw family therapy session (albeit with only one member present), and as a prismatic study of performance and cinema as subjective conduits of reality.

A brutally honest family portrait.

Uunconventional, expressive storytelling at its finest, and Cotillard brings such power to her Carole that it’s difficult to watch and listen at times as this life is laid bare.

With generosity and respect, Little Girl Blue attempts to fulfill this innate desire to be known. However, as much as it is a loving tribute, Little Girl Blue is also an aching self-portrait.

Cotillard, at times, prevents us from seeing the real Carole. [Full review in Spanish]

An emotional personal journey is conveyed in this unconventional docu-drama graced by a committed central performance from Marion Cotillard.