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Scene from Au plus près du soleil (2015)
Scene Details
| Duration: 401 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 217 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1912x792 | Added: 2016-Jun-05 |
Actresses in this Scene
Mathilde Bisson
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Alternate Names: Mathilde Bisson-Fabre
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Full Biography
"Mathilde Bisson is a French actress who garnered attention with her professional debut in the crime drama 'The Queen of Clubs' (2009). Since then, she has appeared in over fifty films, notable among them being 'The Maneater' (2014) and 'Au plus press du Soleil' (2015), demonstrating her prowess on the big screen. However, it is in television where Bisson truly reigns supreme. Her role as Lou in the series 'Xanadu', a recurring character who bares all in numerous scenes, has drawn much praise for its boldness and sensuality."
About the Movie: Au plus près du soleil (2015)
Release Year: 2015
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Director: Yves Angelo
Writer: François Dupeyron, Gilles Legrand, Yves Angelo
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Genre: Drama
Story
Sophie, an investigating magistrate, discovers that Juliette, a woman she's interrogating regarding a case, is the biological mother of her adopted son Léo. Despite her husband Olivier's disapproval and concerns about conflict of interest, Sophie decides to continue her investigation while keeping this revelation from Léo. Meanwhile, Olivier secretly approaches Juliette without revealing his true identity and ends up having an affair with her.
Summary
Au plus près du soleil (2015) is a French drama film directed by Yves Angelo. The movie centers around Sophie, an investigating magistrate whose professional and personal lives intertwine when she learns that Juliette, a woman involved in one of her cases, is the biological mother of her adopted son Léo. The film explores themes of family secrets, loyalty, and moral ambiguity as Sophie struggles to maintain her integrity and relationships amidst these revelations.