Woman faces mid-life crises...
“Things to Come” stars Isabelle Huppert (“Elle”) as middle-aged Nathalie, an academic with a seemingly settled, routine existence, juggling the day-to-day demands of career and family, including frequent visits to her demanding mother (Edith Scob). Her children are grown up and have moved away and, though once a radical herself, she is no longer in sync with the concerns of many of her students.<br /><br />When Heinz (Andrew Marcon), her husband of 25 years, announces that he’s leaving her, Nathalie’s life starts to crumble. She and Heinz are both philosophy instructors, and books have been their common bond. Because of their shared passion for the written word, Nathalie took for granted the fact that he would always love her.<br /><br />Around the same time, her publishers drop her work from their catalogues because she’s not young or hip enough to satisfy their new marketing plan. For the first time in years, she finds herself adrift, but also with a new sense of liberation. With nothing to hold her back, Nathalie sets out to establish herself and rediscover herself.<br /><br />Ms. Huppert is excellent as a woman facing a new challenges later in life. Her Nathalie goes from self-confidence to insecurity as she navigates life without her long-time partner. With an expressive face that conveys apprehension and uncertainty with pinpoint precision, Ms. Huppert beautifully presents Nathalie sympathetically. She tends to underplay in a role that less-secure actors might exaggerate. The story is not all that unique, but it’s her performance that holds the viewer and makes Nathalie a flesh-and-blood individual rather than a cliche.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the PG-13 rated Blu-ray release. The widescreen film is in French, with available English and Spanish subtitles.
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