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Julie (en 12 chapitres)

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Pendant 4 ans, Julie, une jeune femme, va naviguer dans les eaux troubles de sa vie sentimentale et chercher avec difficulté quelle carrière suivre, ce qui l'amène à jeter un regard réaliste sur qui elle est vraiment.

Année

2021

Durée

2h 8m

IMDb

7.7

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Casting

Joachim Trier

Director

Renate Reinsve

Julie

Anders Danielsen Lie

Aksel

Casting

Joachim Trier

Director

Renate Reinsve

Julie

Anders Danielsen Lie

Aksel

Herbert Nordrum

Eivind

Hans Olav Brenner

Ole Magnus

Helene Bjørneby

Karianne

VS

Vidar Sandem

Per Harald

Maria Grazia Di Meo

Sunniva

LG

Lasse Gretland

Kristoffer

KR

Karen Røise Kielland

Tone

MK

Marianne Krogh

Eva

TS

Thea Stabell

Åse

DK

Deniz Kaya

Adil

ES

Eia Skjønsberg

Synne

RD

Ruby Dagnall

Young Actor

TA

Torgny Amdam

Director

RJ

Rebekka Jynge

Marthe Refstad

SS

Sigrid Sollund

Journalist

AS

Are Skeie Hermansen

Publishing Editor

Eskil Vogt

Writer

Joachim Trier

Writer

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

Norelyn CampilloAug 27, 2026

The title called ''The worst person in the world '' was representing how the mainlead see her self at the end of the movie, a lot of ppl justifying her as a youth lost in her way was probably acceptable at some reason but I lost world when she just do something at just she thinks it makes her happy ,for me it just selfish, relationships supposed to be negotiable, her reasoning for me was just cruel and sound like a narcissistic self centered and immature way idk, if she learn in the end of the movie because we can see that the guy at almost dying she doesn't do anything for him at all ,and the last guy although they talk about they dont want a child the guy have a child at last,and he was happy clearly telling us that the journey in life is negotiable and not supposed to be you all the time ,

Abdoulaye Djibril BaJul 19, 2024

Ansu JarjuMay 24, 2024

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LorZenithiaSkyApr 10, 2024

The hype this movie has got is way too exaggerated. It was pretty boring, slow and predictable. The main character is a selfish and confused person, not particularly nice or sympathetic. Also some of the male actors is pretty terrible. Two hours of my life I don't get back.

Ngwana modimo🌙🐄Apr 10, 2024

Sometimes a film cuts deep into your soul - in the best way possible. It happened to me in 2012 with 'Amour'. I wasn't right for a week after seeing that film. 'The Worst Person in the World' has a similar quality. Ultimately it is just showing the harsh realities of life. But man do they hit hard. This film is incredible. This film wouldn't be what it is without Renate Reinsve. I haven't seen all of the Best Actress nominees for the Oscars this year yet, however I'd be shocked if all five could justify their place over her. She is mesmerising to watch. She puts everything she has out there. It is as fearless and captivating as performances come. I'm so glad she won Best Actress at Cannes. The entire cast is great but I have to mention Anders Danielsen Lie specifically as well. He plays a crucial role in this film being what it is. It's a truly excellently written role to be fair, but he still plays his part in bringing it to life. He's the character that a lot of men who watch this film are going to relate to. The dialogue in this film is on another level. It is so deep and thoughtful. The amount of lines that resonated with me were huge. The film never feels like it is trying too hard to impress anything upon you either. It simply puts stuff out there, and it just so happens that the stuff is so good it hits you like a freight train. If someone asked me what this film was about I think I'd find that a very hard question to answer. I guess the best answer would just be "life". Maybe it won't resonate with everyone else like it did with me (although the film seems to be getting a lot of positive feedback which I'm stoked about) but I don't think many could watch this masterpiece and not get something out of it. 10/10.

TiakomundalaApr 10, 2024

The Worst Person in the World is Triers last film in his Oslo trilogy (Reprise, Oslo August 31th), and it's about a women named Julie (Reinsve) whom is struggling to find her place in the world. Virtue is the quality of being a good person and doing the right things, both for yourself and for others. I believe that Trier is problematizing this in this film by asking the question about whether or not you should do whats expected from the world around you, like settling for a more or less standardized life in forms of career and familiy, or if you should be out there and experiment to find your place in a rather confusing modern society. Julie is on her way into her thirties and is in a relationship with Aksel (Danielsen). She is an indecisive individual when it comes to what to make out of her life. Aksel, being in his mid forties, is ready to have a familiy of his own, but Julie is not ready for that just yet. Her search for an meaningful existence leads her to another man named Eivind (Norddrum), which she falls in love with. She leaves Aksel in hope for that this time, things will be different, but will it be so? This film is beautiful and intelligent. The way it depitcs todays social relations and culture in Norway, and probably other places in the world, is spot-on. All characters are deep and profound, where everyone of them playes an important role in the story no matter how big their part is on the screen. Everything seems to be in its right place. The Worst Person in the World is another great film by Joachim Trier.

🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑Apr 10, 2024

... and curtailed expectations in a world of fraught distractions, shallow depths and contradictions. Which is the feeling you get after being pulled through Julie's world and the not so original way she lives it, although it starts with some ambition but just cools and tempers through attrition, wearing thin towards the end, she would drive most men around several bends.

Amin AdamsApr 10, 2024

The Worst Person In The World This movie portrayed a flaky millennial women, it was as if the script writer played with the key identifiers of this generation both positive and negative. The movie touched on the positives, albeit briefly, namely that of a dissatisfaction with the world around them and a naked ambition to achieve their goals, however Julie threw the towel in as soon as the going got tough. Flitting from doctor training, mental health, photography and ending up in a bookstore. The movie then cleverly, and without any apparent judgement (this was left to the viewer) showed all the millennials negative traits, namely lazy, narcissistic and spoilt, the so called me-me-me generation, and believe me this character had it In spades! The movie had a light touch with no real overarching moralistic themes, we were merely observing this character as she progressed through her life. The acting was crisp from Renate Reinsve and she was never out of frame, I was convinced. In truth Julie was a most unattractive, self absorbed, self serving person and as the movie progressed you really didn't like her, by the end she hadn't really changed much, no revelatory epiphany here in my view, however it could be equally argued that embracing a single life and actually sticking at a photographic career may show some promise of maturity for the future. I found the end overly contrived and perfunctory. I think the editing left in too much of "ill" Aksel that added little to the story. I'm giving this a firm 6 outta 10, for holding my attention, recognising it is always difficult to judge the nuances of a subtitled movie.

josyApr 10, 2024

It is a (boring) film, about a young woman, who is lost. Of course she is. This is a truthfull portrait of the younger generation, who care more about labelling their insecurities, inventing "genres" and the never ending blabing about how sensitive they are. Do not fall for all the positive reviews. Go watch Sing 2. WAY better...