Fat Girl
Why this pick
Breillat returns to adolescent sexual awakening with the same unsparing, subjective gaze, provocative intimacy, and refusal to soften uncomfortable emotional contradictions.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Breillat returns to adolescent sexual awakening with the same unsparing, subjective gaze, provocative intimacy, and refusal to soften uncomfortable emotional contradictions.
Why this pick
A frank coming-of-age portrait that shares the original’s attention to a young girl’s inner life, desire, and confused agency, while using a warmer, more playful visual voice.
Why this pick
Its raw, closely observed teenage perspective and restless physicality echo Breillat’s interest in girlhood as a volatile space of desire, vulnerability, and self-definition.
Why this pick
A vivid, sensuous account of sisters confronting social control over their bodies and futures; it channels comparable adolescent defiance, though with greater momentum and solidarity.
Why this pick
Its jagged, immersive adolescent viewpoint matches the emotional extremity and taboo-facing candour of A Real Young Girl, centered on a girl testing identity through dangerous impulses.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
voix d'Alice / la narratrice
Alice Bonnard
« Jim » Pierre-Évariste Renard

Madame Bonnard, la mère
Monsieur Bonnard, le père
Martial
Grocer