Go! Go! Stupid Woman!
Student Yuko is a vain person who appears to be carefree and aggressive on the outside, but her personal life is reserved and simple. One day she meets Setsuko, who wears the same clothes as her. At first, Yuko and Setsuko treat each other as rivals, but after finding out that they are similar, a friendship develops.
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Plot Summary
Fanny Ardant directs and stars as a successful but isolated woman who grapples with her past and present relationships after a chance encounter. She revisits memories of her past loves and reflects on her life choices. The film explores themes of aging, regret, and the complexities of human connection.
Critical Reception
Fanny Ardant's directorial effort received a mixed to positive reception, with praise often directed at her performance and the film's introspective nature. Some critics found the narrative a bit uneven, while others appreciated its emotional depth and artistic ambition. Audience reactions were similarly varied, with some connecting deeply to its themes of self-reflection.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for Fanny Ardant's commanding performance.
- Appreciated for its exploration of themes related to aging and memory.
- Some found the pacing and narrative structure to be inconsistent.
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Fun Fact
The film marks Fanny Ardant's return to directing after a significant hiatus, with her last directorial effort being 'Cendrillon' in 1994.
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