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SUMMARY:The Lobster (Efthimis Filippou)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The Lobster</strong></p><p>Irlande-
 UK-Grèce 2015 | Yorgos Lanthimos | vostFR | 118’ | digital | Cast : Col
 in Farrell\, Rachel Weisz | 16+</p><style>strong.echo{background-image:url
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 le><strong class=\"echo\">.</strong><p>► Prix du jury\, Cannes 2015&nbsp
 \;\; Best Original Screenplay nominee\, Oscars 2017</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>Da
 ns un futur proche. Toute personne célibataire est arrêtée\, transfér
 ée à l’Hôtel et a 45 jours pour trouver l’âme sœur. Passé ce dé
 lai\, elle sera transformée en l'animal de son choix. Pour échapper à c
 e destin\, un homme s'enfuit et rejoint dans les bois un groupe de résist
 ants.</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« It may be based on universal human anxieties 
 about love\, relationships\, compatibility and loneliness\, but Filippou
 ’s script takes on a defiant\, prickly life of its own\, refusing to pla
 y as an easy allegory. » <em>(Screen Daily)</em><em class=\"echo\" style=
 \"background-image:url('/assets/d4899f9c/images/experience-background-8396
 .png?fromEcho=the-lobster-efthimis-filippou-DKhtbm&scoring=cxp')\;backgrou
 nd-size:cover\;visibility:hidden\;display:inline\;position:fixed\;left:-50
 %\;right:-50%\;\">.</em></p><img src=\"/assets/d4899f9c/images/echo-waterm
 ark-2024.jpg?fromEcho=the-lobster-efthimis-filippou-DKhtbm&scoring=cxp\" w
 idth=\"0\" height=\"0\" style=\"visibility:hidden\;display:inline\;positio
 n:fixed\;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\" alt=\"From ECHO.lu\" /><p>&nbsp\;</p><p
 >« <em>The Lobster</em> is what would happen if Wes Anderson set about do
 ing Franz Kafka\, with a hefty dash of George Orwell thrown into the mix: 
 surreal\, comic\, sad\, strange\, beautiful\, sublime. » <em>(Philadelphi
 a Inquirer)</em></p><p><em>&nbsp\;</em></p><p>« A wickedly funny protest 
 against societal preference for nuclear coupledom that escalates\, by its 
 own sly logic\, into a love story of profound tenderness and originality. 
 » <em>(Variety)</em></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>Org. Cinémathèque</p>
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