It's hectic movie.
The photography and music reflects the pace of the daily life for Julie (Laure Calamy).
She leads a hectic life, living in a village a long way from her equally hectic job as the Chief Housemaid in an upmarket hotel in downtown Paris.
We see her at a critical point in her life.
There's a public transport strike, the mortgage is overdue, the alimony payment from her ex hasnt come through.
Adding to her stress, the elderly babysitter for her 2 small children is struggling to cope.
We find out that it's a fill-in job after leaving her (well-paid) career role in Market Research.
There's light at the end of the tunnel, as she fits in an interview back in the industry she came from.
The film only covers a week or so, as she juggles all these challenges, trying to do all them well, and be a good mother.
Calamy does a very job, showing the variety of emotions of this single mother tying her best to survive and solve the multitude of problems she faces every day.
The photography and music reflects the pace of the daily life for Julie (Laure Calamy).
She leads a hectic life, living in a village a long way from her equally hectic job as the Chief Housemaid in an upmarket hotel in downtown Paris.
We see her at a critical point in her life.
There's a public transport strike, the mortgage is overdue, the alimony payment from her ex hasnt come through.
Adding to her stress, the elderly babysitter for her 2 small children is struggling to cope.
We find out that it's a fill-in job after leaving her (well-paid) career role in Market Research.
There's light at the end of the tunnel, as she fits in an interview back in the industry she came from.
The film only covers a week or so, as she juggles all these challenges, trying to do all them well, and be a good mother.
Calamy does a very job, showing the variety of emotions of this single mother tying her best to survive and solve the multitude of problems she faces every day.