Couleur locale

About This Movie

So, Couleur locale from 2014 is this intriguing TV movie that dives into the life of Marianne Riblon, a woman who's pretty much living in her own bubble down in the south of France. It’s a unique blend of comedy that hints at deeper themes. Marianne, running her construction business, seems tough but there’s this palpable loneliness since she’s estranged from her daughter. The pacing feels deliberate, almost reflective, giving you time to soak in her conservative and somewhat racist views, which add layers to her character. The performances are solid, with a certain rawness that feels authentic. It’s this odd mix of light-hearted moments and heavier undertones that sticks with you, making it a noteworthy watch in its own right.

Explores themes of estrangement and loneliness. · Distinctive blend of comedy with serious undertones. · Set in the picturesque backdrop of southern France.