DCP

Gaby Baby Doll

Sophie Letourneur

North American Premiere

As the awkward, insecure Gaby, Lolita Chammah suggests a Gallic Greta Gerwig in one of her not-quite-formed-adult roles, starved for companionship and endearingly pursuing a fellow neurotic.

DIRECTOR
Sophie Letourneur
YEAR
2014
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
88 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
March 12, 2015

North American Premiere

As the awkward, insecure bubbly Gaby, Lolita Chammah (Farewell, My Queen) suggests a Gallic Greta Gerwig in one of her not-quite-formed-adult roles. Upon arriving in the country, she’s promptly discarded by her boyfriend, and as solitude is not an option, the companionship-starved Gaby seeks out a replacement. She finds it in Nicolas (Benjamin Biolay), a seemingly hirsute vagabond whose shack she invites herself to share. Director Sophie Letourneur’s follow-up to 2012’s Les coquillettes is a tentative pastoral romance filled with endearing neuroses and an organically unpredictable plot, charming and moving in its investigation of why it is that some simply cannot bear to be alone. 

Gaby Baby Doll
Gaby Baby Doll
Gaby Baby Doll
Gaby Baby Doll

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