"The Beast": Léa Seydoux Stars in a Futuristic Sci-Fi Drama

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Source: Roger Ebert
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Bertrand Bonello's film "The Beast" is a potent horror picture that explores the fear of an unnamable catastrophe through the character of Gabrielle Monnier, played by Lea Seydoux. The movie spans three timelines, delving into the corporeal and unavoidable nature of the cataclysms that befall Gabrielle. With recurring motifs of dolls and technological disruptions, the film presents an enhanced vision of contemporary life and the pursuit of authenticity amidst humanity's roadblocks. Bonello's work is a deliberate and engaging exploration of fear and chaos, ultimately expressing a dread that a terrible order may emerge and make beauty disappear.

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