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Fat Girl's ending, which is steeped in the blackest of ironies, may twins be unnecessarily sensationalistic. For a movie that is believable for most of its running time, such an twins over-the-top conclusion seems out of place. Without question, it drives home a point, but the price may not be worth the benefit. Couldn't Breillat have accomplished the same aim without compromising the tone of an otherwise insightful and perfectly-pitched motion picture? Nevertheless, Fat Girl represents one of the most honest and unvarnished looks at the harsh side of being a twins teenager since Todd Solondz's Welcome to the Dollhouse. © 2001 James Berardinelli Back Up Skip to content Not Coming to a Theater Near You Site Index Reviews Features Screening Log Resources Search RSS Feed Site Information Reviews Film Information Directed by Catherine Breillat Review by Matt Bailey Source: The Criterion Collection DVD Fat Girl À ma soeur! – France – 2001 I first saw Fat Girl upon its original US theatrical release in 2001. |
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