Baden Baden

Name: Baden Baden
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: November 25, 2016
Duration: 96 min
Rating: 77

2016

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MUBI | Release Date: November 25, 2016 | Not Rated

Summary: After a failed attempt at working on a foreign film set, 26 year-old Ana returns to her hometown of Strasbourg. Over the scorching summer that follows, she decides to replace her grandmother's bathtub with a walk-in shower, eat peas and carrots with ketchup, drive a Porsche, harvest plums, lose her driver's license, sleep with her bestAfter a failed attempt at working on a foreign film set, 26 year-old Ana returns to her hometown of Strasbourg. Over the scorching summer that follows, she decides to replace her grandmother's bathtub with a walk-in shower, eat peas and carrots with ketchup, drive a Porsche, harvest plums, lose her driver's license, sleep with her best friend and get back together with her ex. In short, over this particular summer, Ana tries to get her life together.… Expand

Director: Rachel Lang

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 96 min

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Alan Scherstuhl

Nov 22, 2016

Lang is uncommonly assured for a first-time director, capturing her scenes in fluid master takes, rarely cutting from one character to the next, letting things unfold at the pace of in-the-moment human feeling. Read full review

Glenn Kenny

Nov 25, 2016

It’s very fresh and often very funny stuff, communicated in a direct, unforced style. Read full review

Time Out London Trevor Johnston

Sep 19, 2016

It will drive some viewers up the wall, but fans will feel the rush of discovering a unique new director and, in Richard,a gawky yet captivating screen presence. Read full review

Jordan Mintzer

Sep 19, 2016

Writer-director Rachel Lang and star Salome Richard manage to craft an intriguing feature debut filled with keen observations and slices of dark humor. Read full review

Sheri Linden

Nov 25, 2016

Rachel Lang’s first feature isn’t about placing Ana on the road to her life’s purpose; it’s a serpentine trip through impetuous leaps forward and messy retreats. Read full review

Patrick Gamble

Nov 21, 2016

Littered with keen observations about modern life and gentle moments of dark humour, this tale of how we live now masks a tender exploration of the human body as the last refuge in a world of binary oppression. Read full review

Clayton Dillard

Nov 20, 2016

The film plays like it's been methodically configured to snuff out an even marginal indulgence of its characters' emotions. Read full review

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