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Juliette Binoche is journalist Anne, writing for Elle (hence the punning title) and struggling to fulfil the role of wife and mother.
Researching a piece about prostitution, she conducts extended interviews with two young students – one French, one Polish – turning tricks to earn what they see as easy money. What they tell Anne gives her fresh insights into her life.
Binoche is, as always, superb, but Malgorzata Szumowska’s film won’t tell you much about the oldest profession that you didn’t already know – and Binoche’s marital clashes feel like a standard feminist tract circa 1975.
EA says Dragon Age: The Veilguard has "breakout capabilities" due to "incredibly strong" reviews and "limited competition" in the AAA space
This is why you read Helldivers 2 patch notes closely: a goldfish "was laid to rest" in space where the pressure "caused it to heat up, violently explode, and disintegrate"
Christopher Reeve's son on why he's so beloved as Superman - "It's still the benchmark for bringing reality to a comic book character"
