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If you have any legal issues please contact the appropriate media file owners or host sites. Camille Sylvie Testud receives an ambiguous letter from her soldier-husband, Francois, from the front.

Prem Amar - Inspired by the films of Raoul Walsh and Sam Fuller, Bozon was more interested in, to quote a clich, the journey, not the destination.

Beautifully shot by Cline Bozon Serge? Camille Sylvie Testud receives an ambiguous letter from her soldier-husband, Francois, from the front. Francois informs Camille that their marriage is over and that she should forget about him. Despairing, Camille attempts to leave her village and find Francois. Turned back by the local gendarme, Camille decides to masquerade as a teenage boy. Making good her escape, Camille encounters a company of soldiers led by the grey-bearded Lieutenant Paulhan Pascal Greggory. Paulhan jealously guards his safety of his men and initially refuses to allow Camille to join their slow, meandering march back to the front lines. Camille persists, of course, even going as jumping off a bridge to convince Paulhan of her intentions. Paulhan relents and in no time, Camille becomes a member of the company, wearing the clothes of a soldier, all the while listening to the men as they recount their experiences on the front lines, share some poetry or verse, and sing 60s-era pop tunes. But like Camille, Paulhan hides a secret of his own. For his first film as a director, Bozon chose a large, potentially daunting subject, World War I, but rather than focus on men fighting and dying, on the camaraderie of men in battle all of which we? Inspired by the films of Raoul Walsh and Sam Fuller, Bozon was more interested in, to quote a clich, the journey, not the destination. In Camille, an observer unfamiliar with war, Bozon found the perfect device with which to explore the moments in between battles or fighting, when relationships develop or unravel, when desires and secrets and more likely to emerge through conversation and dialogue. The sense that we? Bozon misses out, however, by not differentiating sufficiently between Paulhan? To be fair, that might have been an attempt by Bozon to make a larger point about the universality of the soldiers? Where Bozon really falters, however, is in giving Sylvia Testud so little to do once she joins the company. She often fades into the background and we ultimately learn little about her besides her great love for her missing husband passionate romantic love is a given in French films and her desire to join him, expressed in her stubbornness. Worse still, Bozon slips in an ambiguous ending that will leave few moviegoers happy. Are the last scenes wish-fulfillment fantasy? Or is the entire film a fevered dream? Only Bozon seems to know the answer to that question. Pity he chose not to share the answer with his audience.