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(1436) 7.7 125 min 1932 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Fanny is a movie starring Raimu, Pierre Fresnay, and Fernand Charpin. After Fanny's boyfriend leaves her and sails away, she finds out she's pregnant.

Genres
Drama, Comedy
Director
Marc Allégret
Starring
Raimu, Orane Demazis, Fernand Charpin, Pierre Fresnay

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Genres Drama, Comedy
Director Marc Allégret
Writer Marcel Pagnol, Marcel Pagnol
Stars Raimu, Orane Demazis, Fernand Charpin, Pierre Fresnay
Country France
Runtime 2 h 5 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description After Fanny's boyfriend leaves her and sails away, she finds out she's pregnant.

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9 customer reviews about comedy «Fanny»

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Vincent P.
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 04:10

Spoilers ahead. The movie begins with a flashback from the 1950's when, in Japan, the typical kids and parents of that era are basically portrayed as stupid, heartless and dangerous. Now they are seen as the really smart, considerate, capable people who want the best for their children and are willing to sacrifice a little for them. But the child's dream is to be like a character in a children's book, as in the film, Fanny: the "princess" of a household. That's the idea behind Fanny, a character that a little girl imagines to be cute and young and the reason why the parent wishes she was like her. And she is, of course. Fanny lives in a house in a nice neighborhood where the parents all work in a company that keeps everything in order, but only for the sake of the kids. But, as it turns out, that is not all that Fanny has to offer. There is also a daughter who wants to do the same thing as her. She wants to be a little princess too, the little Fanny, but Fanny knows that she is too old and that she won't live very long. Fanny sees that there is something more that she has to do for her mother and wants to do it. So she tries to do it, and to make her parents feel good, she acts a little silly, that is why they give her the name Fanny. When Fanny meets a little boy who is like her, she decides to help him and they go out to find the best restaurant in the neighborhood. This is the beginning of a journey in which Fanny and the boy learn about themselves and each other and eventually find themselves in love. One of the best things about the movie is that the parents don't blame Fanny for being like the character of Fanny. In fact, Fanny herself knows that she is a bit childish. And she is not the kind of person who gets upset easily. I think that the parents are a bit understanding and understanding of Fanny and her character. The father is a very happy man, but he has problems with his mother. So Fanny is quite the disappointment to him. So he wants to punish her and his mother for allowing her to be like the character of Fanny. The mother, of course, sees Fanny as a great help for her son, but not to be trusted. She doesn't want to hurt her son and is happy to see Fanny. Fanny's father is kind of a little mean man. And he can't stand her doing what Fanny is doing. He tells her that she is like Fanny. Fanny feels a little better knowing that the father is kind of a little mean and kind of embarrassed. So Fanny starts acting a little silly, because she knows that she is like Fanny, but her father doesn't like it. So she ends up putting on a little show for the parents. She shows the parents how she can cook, she shows them how she can make a cupcake, she shows them how to do chores, she shows
Margaret P.
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 19:11

I was amazed at how well this film was done. I have always been a fan of Poldark and of the books, and of course I loved the TV series. I have always thought that A Christmas Carol was a wonderful adaptation. However, this is one of the best adaptations of the book I have seen, and it really shows how Poldark fans are making movies. I loved the script. It was full of wit and intelligence, and it really is a wonderful adaptation. Poldark is a very complex story, but it is also very touching. The actors played their roles so well, and it was so refreshing to see actors who were really passionate about their roles. It is a shame that it is not available on DVD. I have seen the film many times and will continue to. I highly recommend it to all Poldark fans.
Emma Brooks
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 19:11

This is an intriguing drama that would have been great to watch more than once, as it will go over your head. The story of a family is told through the lives of three main characters, so it is a little bit of everything. The performances of all three are superb. Helen Hunt and Frances O'Connor play the central role as the overprotective parents. Frances O'Connor is wonderful, as are Helen Hunt and the rest of the cast. I really enjoyed this film, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to see a drama that is not predictable.
Sarah Silva
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 21:58

On paper this film seems like a huge waste of time. I'll be honest, the only reason I watched it was because it's in the Netflix queue, so I didn't want to waste my time on anything else. I'd watched the trailer before seeing the film and was expecting to see some cheesy old sitcom acting that's been done a thousand times before. The trailer tells the story of a recently divorced man and his friend who go on an outing with his son. The film begins and ends with a great idea, however, the film isn't the greatest or even particularly good. It's a cheap film that may seem like it's done on a shoestring budget, but the film isn't. The acting is awful, the writing is terrible and the cinematography is terrible. The only thing that's good about this film is the direction and production design, it's a great film that is a lot of fun. I really don't recommend it.
Bryan P.
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 23:21

At first glance, Fanny is a very quirky film. One could expect nothing less from a film with Daniel Day-Lewis and his muse Fanny. Unfortunately, this is a very derivative film, so there are some problems. The story is pretty standard: an artist (Lewis) travels to another time and lands up with a British historical figure (Day-Lewis) who has a fixation on his son (in his case, an infant boy who had a fatal accident). From there on, it's all very standard drama with some character interaction. This movie also has some nice cinematography and photography, especially during the climatic train ride through London. Unfortunately, it is a very weak film in terms of acting. Many of the performances seem lifeless and flat. Daniel Day-Lewis is the real highlight of the film, and his acting is definitely the highlight. His one-liners are perfect and he is always a joy to watch. His performance is the only bright spot of the film. Fanny is also a decent film. Unfortunately, the screenplay is incredibly weak, and there is not a lot of action in the film. However, the film has some lovely photography. Fanny is definitely a good film, and one of the better period dramas that Daniel Day-Lewis has been in. Overall, it's a pretty weak film, but Daniel Day-Lewis is so good in this film that it makes it a really worthwhile experience.
Angela M.
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 16:50

This is a really good movie that shows the difficulties of finding work as a foreigner in America. The plot is very funny and it keeps you interested throughout the whole movie. The cast is really good and I think it is a must-see for anyone who likes comedies. My vote is 7/10.
Rachel Simpson
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 11:54

In 1962, Jodi Foster (Julianne Moore) is a nurse in the military hospital at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis. During her maternity leave, she meets and falls in love with Dean Stockwell (John Krasinski) who has recently moved to the city to work as a doctor. They marry and start a successful and beautiful life. But, there are some obstacles in their way. With the rise of Cuban Missile Crisis, the country is threatened. This film is a character study of a couple who love, fear, and face the difficulties that life brings. The story is told from the point of view of the Cuban Missile Crisis as seen through the eyes of a woman and a man. The film takes the audience to the Cuban Missile Crisis through the eyes of people who were there. The filmmakers and actors portray the emotions of the people that the movie was filmed with. Julianne Moore is great in this movie. She has good chemistry with John Krasinski. Both actors play their parts with a sense of realism. The story is entertaining and very well told. It is a very good movie and is a must see.
Laura Price
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 11:14

It's amazing to see that the most respected critics of the '70s and '80s are now, in their 40s, picking apart '80s films for not being 'authentic'. I can't remember seeing any of them pick apart "My Dinner with Andre" for the "authenticity" of it. In fact, it's one of the few films they liked that was made at the height of the "authenticity" craze. And it's not "authentic" because of the messily constructed, unfunny script, or the clumsily edited editing. It's "authentic" because of the cinematography. The film is shot in a genuinely surreal way, the camera just follows the actors and their characters and the actors themselves. And the film never loses its flow or sense of humor. It's a great time capsule of the era, and very well made. The film is funny, quirky, weird, and at times, a little creepy. (If you have never seen it, it's also recommended that you do so before you see "My Dinner with Andre" - that's just a bonus).
Theresa A.
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 06:05

Having read the books, I was expecting a more intimate and accurate portrayal of the actual events. I was pleasantly surprised that this movie, while still showing an accurate depiction of the book, did not seem to know how to integrate the books into the film. What seemed to happen was that characters were cut from the book and the same characters were brought in. However, I found that, due to the fact that most of the characters in the movie were out of the book, the movie seemed more focused on the main characters rather than the supporting characters. The movie seemed to focus more on the main characters, and the only times when it was focused on the supporting characters was when the characters were on a journey or were talking to a character from the book. It seemed that this was the best way to include the characters, because it showed that the main characters did not know the full story and were getting the same information from the supporting characters. Overall, I was disappointed that the movie did not seem to know how to integrate the books into the film. I would have liked it to focus more on the supporting characters instead of the main characters, because I think that would have made the movie much more accurate.
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