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Who You Think I Am Celle que vous croyez

Safy Nebbou / France, Belgium / 2019 / 101 min / French

A story of love, longing, and loneliness in the era of social media. Juliette Binoche as a woman trapped between fantasy and reality.

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Claire, a 50-year-old professor of comparative literature, decides to create a fake Facebook profile to spy on her young lover Ludo. Under the fake identity of an attractive 24-year-old woman, she engages in conversation with Ludo’s friend Alex. The young man falls head over heels for her, and soon enough, Claire falls madly in love with him as well. The real world drifts further and further away, as Claire is increasingly held a captive of her virtual persona.

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