'Two Days, One Night' New Movie Of Marion Cotillard Received Rave Reviews At The Cannes Festival; [Watch] The Trailer Of With English Subtitles
If you are fond of films nominated or premiered at Cannes Festival, well Two Days, One Night is also something to look forward.
The trailer for Two Days, One Night film has been released online and finally, it has English subtitles.
See the The Days, One Night trailer below:
The Plot Of The Story
The story is about a woman (together with her husband), who tries to convince her colleagues to renounce their annual bonuses. The agenda of this is to keep her job. (see Wikipedia page).
The film was a Belgian production with French and Italian producers. Just like Ryan Reynolds' movie 'The Captive', this film is also one of the chosen entries for the the Palme d'Or in the main competition section at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.
Achievement:
The Two Days, One Night won the Sydney Film Prize at Sydney Film Festival, and it was nominated for the CineMasters award at Munich Film Festival.
Marion Cotillard played Sanda in the movie and she is popularly known in such important roles in Christopher Nolan's Inception and The Dark Knight Rises.
According to MoviePilot, before Cotillard joined Nolan's team, her performance had been recognized when she played the role of Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose, which led her to win an Oscar for Best Actress.
From the same source report, it was reported that the film has received a lot of rave reviews.
One of the positive reviews on the film and acting of Marion is from the The Guardian.
On the May 20, 2014 post, Peter Bradshaw's article included the performance of Marion. It said here that "It is another great performance from Marion Cotillard, who does not look out of place, like a starry A-lister, in the more austere Dardenne habitat. She is restrained and dignified, and again Cotillard shows what a marvellous technical actor she is: every nuance and detail is readably present on her face. She is compelling and moving - and so is the film." -TheGuardian
