Scene from Fleurs du mal (2010)
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Actresses in this Scene
Birth Name: Alice Belaïdi
Birth Date: 1987-03-18
Birth Place: Nîmes, Communauté d’agglomération Nîmes Métropole, France
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Alternate Names: Alice Belaidi
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Full Biography
Alice Belaïdi, born March 18, 1987 in Nîmes, is a French actress.
About the Movie: Fleurs du mal (2010)
Alternative Title: Flowers of Evil, Ta anthi tou kakou
Director: David Dusa
Writer: David Dusa, Louise Molière, Mike Sens, Raphaëlle Maes
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Keywords
Keywords: breakdance, dance, facebook, gecko, internet, iran, kiss, paris france, poem, reference to baudelaire, rooftop, twitter, watching a video on a computer, woman, young, youtube
Story
Fleurs du mal tells the story of Gecko, a young and free-spirited individual living in Paris, and Anahita, an Iranian exile who is deeply invested in the current events happening in her home country. The two become entwined in a rootless love story as their lives intersect and their relationship becomes increasingly influenced by the historical and political events unfolding around them, particularly those concerning Iran. As their love deepens, so does Anahita's obsession with the news from her homeland, which begins to consume their relationship and shape it in ways neither of them could have predicted.
Summary
Directed by David Dusa and released in 2010, Fleurs du mal is a drama-romance film that explores themes of love, exile, and political activism. The story revolves around the complex dynamic between Gecko and Anahita, whose relationship is set against the backdrop of contemporary global politics, particularly the events unfolding in Iran. Through their love story, the film examines how real-world historical events can shape personal relationships and individual lives.