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 							The Girl from Monaco (original title: La Fille de Monaco) is a 2008 French comedy-drama film directed by
Anne Fontaine. The film stars Fabrice Luchini, Roschdy Zem, Louise Bourgoin, and Stéphane Audran.
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movie and Optional English, Spanish Subtitles. No menus or extras.
Regular DVD quality. Thank you.
 Spoken Languages: French (some Italian and Russian)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Synopsis
 Middle-aged lawyer Bertrand (Fabrice Luchini) chafes at the presence
of Christophe (Roschdy Zem), a bodyguard assigned to protect him during a dangerous case. Things worsen when Bertrand
catches the eye of free-spirited weather girl Audrey (Louise Bourgoin), Christophe's old flame. Audrey brings out
long-dormant feelings in the counselor, who finds himself competing against his guardian for her affections in this
charming, French-language romantic comedy.
 
 Cast
 Fabrice Luchini, Roschdy Zem, Louise Bourgoin,
Stéphane Audran, Gilles Cohen, Alexandre Steiger, Philippe Duclos, Jeanne Balibar, Helene de Saint-Pere, Christophe
Vandevelde 
 
 THE GIRL FROM MONACO
 Roger Ebert 
 July 1, 2009 
 Casting can be the
reason that one movie works and another doesn’t. It is the first reason for the success of “The Girl From
Monaco,” the kind of romantic comedy with a twist that used to star Jack Lemmon. That kind of role is played this
time by Fabrice Luchini, a 57-year-old veteran French character actor whose first significant role was 39 years ago, in
“Claire’s Knee.”
 
 He plays Bertrand, a smooth, powerful defense attorney, confident and
well-known, who is hired for a difficult case. The millionaire widow Edith Lasalle (Stephane Audran) is on trial for
murder in Monaco, charged with killing a reputed member of the Russian mafia, and she refuses to utter a single word in
her own defense. From the day he arrives in Monaco, Bertrand finds himself shadowed constantly by Zem (Christophe
Abadi), behind sunglasses, a tall, dark young man in a black suit and tie.
 
 This is, he discovers, his
bodyguard, hired by Edith’s son Louis (Gilles Cohen) because the Russians may represent a threat. Bertrand
believes he is in no danger, doesn’t want a bodyguard, finds it absurd how Zem insists on entering his hotel room
first and “checking the perimeter.” Zem is indifferent to his objections. He has to follow
“protocol.”
 
 This odd couple works because its members are so different. Bertrand is not tall,
not handsome, very busy, suave. Zem is tall, handsome, formal and distant. No attempt is made to supply them with
banter. They are both focused on doing their jobs. Into this mix comes a fiercely ambitious weather girl from Monaco TV
named Audrey (Louise Bourgoin). She sees Bertrand as her meal ticket to get a better television job and wants to do an
exclusive feature about the famous man down from Paris.
 
 Audrey, young and sexy, means trouble. Bertrand can
see that. Yet when she claims to be in love with him — that they were destined for each other — he goes
along, no doubt because her explorations in his bed discover uncharted lands. Audrey is known to Zem, and indeed perhaps
to many of the men in Monaco. He warns his boss away: This woman is a slut, she’ll damage him, she’s not
worth the time of day.
 An interesting dynamic takes place. Zem himself has fallen a little in love with Bertrand,
not for sexual reasons, but out of admiration for the older man’s work ethic. Since he represents a threat to
Audrey’s plans, tension grows. Meanwhile, the murder trial marches ahead, and some of the Russians make an
appearance.
 
 The director and co-writer, Anne Fontaine, makes no attempt to make this situation cute or
sitcom-like. As Billy Wilder did with Lemmon, she makes Bertrand an everyman, wearied, fearful, not getting any younger,
who like all men finds it plausible that a beautiful younger woman would fall for him. Because Luchini’s
character is so convincingly mundane, the situation grows interesting. And when Zem’s determination to keep
Audrey away grows, the plot discovers shadows — even an element of evidence that could be taken two ways, in a
Hitchcockian twist.
 
 “The Girl from Monaco” is not more than an entertainment, but an assured
and well-oiled one. It is about its characters, not its stars. It assumes an audience that appreciates complex
motivations and an adult situation. Nobody gets shot, and a “chase” down Monaco’s lovely mountain
roads takes place within the speed limit. We almost don’t notice as Zem becomes the most interesting character,
but he surely does.
  						

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