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So, 'Being Seventeen' is this French TV movie from '96 directed by Philippe Faucon. It captures that awkward, introspective phase of adolescence with a good mix of comedy and drama. The pacing feels like a reflective stroll rather than a fast-paced romp, which is nice. It dives into themes of identity, relationships, and the confusion that comes with growing up. The performances, while not over-the-top, are quite genuine, bringing a certain authenticity that resonates. It’s not flashy—no big practical effects or anything—but the atmosphere feels very real, like you're eavesdropping on someone's life. There's a charm in its simplicity, you know? It's a slice-of-life that offers a window into youth, especially in a French context.
French television film from 1996 · Part of 'Les Mercredis de la vie' collection · Focus on themes of youth and identity
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