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Personal Shopper (2016)
Directed by Olivier Assayas
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Most recently watched by schofizzy, archstanton43, sleestakk
Overview
Maureen, mid-20s, is a personal shopper for a media celebrity. The job pays for her stay in Paris, a city she refuses to leave until she makes contact with her twin brother who previously died there. Her life becomes more complicated when a mysterious person contacts her via text message.
Rated R | Length 106 minutes
Actors
Kristen Stewart | Lars Eidinger | Sigrid Bouaziz | Anders Danielsen Lie | Ty Olwin | Hammou Graïa | Nora von Waldstätten | Benjamin Biolay | Audrey Bonnet | Pascal Rambert | Aurélia Petit | Olivia Ross | Thibault Lacroix | Calypso Valois | Benoït Peverelli | Dan Belhassen | Leo Haidar | Mickaël Laplack | Vianney Duault | Célia Ouallouche | Khaled Rawahi | Julie Rouart | Monika Bastova | Jakup Stritezsky | Charlotte Caussarieu | Charles Gillibert | Christina Konstantinidis | David Bowles | Natasa Novotna | Iris Müller-Westermann | Helmut Zander | Pamela Betsy Cooper | Yun Lai | Abigail Millar | Fabrice Reeves
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05/26/2017 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 9 stars |
| (Average) 9 stars |
Viewing Notes
Had some time while getting a cargo rack installed on my car at REI so I walked across the street and caught PERSONAL SHOPPER at the Boedecker Theater and the Dairy Arts Center. It’s about a 100 seat theater and was about half full of retirees which was pretty good for mid-day on a Friday.
I liked this movie a lot; Kristen Stewart does a great job with an odd, interesting character. She really captures the displacement and insecurity of the character and is by turns insecure, sexy, exhausted, mournful, horrified and frustrated. I love how the story just plays out with very little exposition, forcing you to engage and tease out what’s happening and get involved with this really complex character. Glad I saw this on the big screen and looking forward to revisiting at home in the future.
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