Mother/daughter drama takes center stage in crime thriller
“In the Name of My Daughter” focuses on a crime that has intrigued the French for over thirty years: the disappearance in 1977 of casino heiress Agnes Le Roux (Adele Haenel), a young divorcee who returns home to her mother, Renee (Catherine Deneuve), in Nice from Africa after a tumultuous five-year marriage, eager to start a new life. Renee, owner of a fancy casino in the south of France, is being pressured by the local mafia to turn over the casino to them. Agnes is drawn to Renee’s business advisor, Maurice (Guillaume Canet), an ambitious lawyer ten years older than she. The three form a complex threesome, with increasing consequences.<br /><br />Though supposedly a crime thriller, “In the Name of My Daughter” is pretty tame. Much of the film is devoted to the mother-daughter relationship, though it’s never made clear why Agnes is resentful of Renee. There’s an interesting spin on the typical film noir femme fatale plot, with Agnes being attracted to a man who draws her into foul deeds.<br /><br />Ms. Deneuve is lovely and elegant — a perfect fit as proprietor of a swank Riviera casino. The actress has aged gracefully and brings a huge helping of class to the proceedings with her imperious demeanor. Since Agnes is portrayed as high-strung and fragile, Ms. Haenel has the widest rage of emotions to play and nicely conveys Agnes’ multi-faceted personality.<br /><br />Director Andre Techine has incorporated some beautiful locations and crafted characters that are not so easy to read. Though the pace could have been picked up considerably, the movie offers a fascinating look at a family against the colorful world of casinos and organized crime.<br /><br />Blu-ray bonus features include a Q & A with actor Guillaume Canet and a theatrical trailer. The movie is in French, with English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Agnès Le Roux, a young independent woman, returns to Nice in 1976 to have a new start in her life after a failed marriage. All while falling in love with an older lawyer..