The Princess of France
The Princess of France

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A year after his father's death in Mexico, Victor returns to Buenos Aires with a twofold mission. On the one hand, he brings with him a new project for his former theater company; on the other, he abandons his part as The Princess of France and takes up a new role in front of five actresses who know him all too well, but who don't know that time to work will soon become a time to think again about lost loves.... (Full plot summary below)

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A year after his father's death in Mexico, Victor returns to Buenos Aires with a twofold mission. On the one hand, he brings with him a new project for his former theater company; on the other, he abandons his part as The Princess of France and takes up a new role in front of five actresses who know him all too well, but who don't know that time to work will soon become a time to think again about lost loves.

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Clarín - 9/10 by Pablo A. Scholz... enjoyable, pithy, charming... [Full review in Spanish]
Artforum - 8/10 by Melissa AndersonThe precise attachments, romantic or otherwise, among the constellation of characters may be deliberately confusing, but the performers themselves, all part of the writer-director's regular troupe, are exceptionally vivid.
New Yorker - 8/10 by Richard BrodyThe action takes place in streets and bedrooms, studios and museums, and the actors are never word-bound; Piñeiro, a master choreographer, sets them in graceful motion and captures them in fluid, lively images.
Screen International - 6/10 by Dan FainaruTrue, no one is given a chance to shine or develop their part, but this goes with the territory.
Reverse Shot - 4/10 by Adam NaymanThe happy paradox of Piñeiro's work is that for all its meticulous control, it's also modest, starting with those truncated running times and including also the pared-down size of the narratives.

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