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* TheAtoner: Out of guilt after accidentally running into the scooter of Baptiste (the food deliveryman), France keeps contact with him and his family and offers him gifts while he's recovering.
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* MostWritersAreWriters: France's husband Fred (Benjamin Biolay) is a writer. A successful one, apparently.
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* MostWritersAreWriters: France's husband Fred (Benjamin Biolay) is only mentioned to be a writer. A successful one, apparently.
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* MaliciousSlander: France's downfall starts the day she accidentally runs into the scooter of a food deliveryman. While she gets out of her car to check if he's ok, there's a {{paparazzi}} around who rushes in to take a picture of her, and the next morning a tabloid publishes an issue with said picture on the cover which accuses her of being a reckless driver.
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* MaliciousSlander: France's downfall starts the day she accidentally runs into the scooter of a food deliveryman. While she gets out of her car to check if he's ok, there's a {{paparazzi}} around who rushes in to take a picture of her, and the next morning a tabloid publishes an issue with said picture on the cover which accuses her of being a reckless driver. It then goes FromBadToWorse.
* MostWritersAreWriters: France's husband Fred (Benjamin Biolay) is a writer. A successful one, apparently.
* MostWritersAreWriters: France's husband Fred (Benjamin Biolay) is a writer. A successful one, apparently.
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The film also stars Benjamin Biolay and Blanche Gardin.
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* AffectionateNickname: Lou calls France "cocotte" ("darling") without romantic intent at one point.
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* StockFootage: Real life footage of [[UsefulNotes/ThePresidentsOfFrance French President]] Emmanuel Macron was used for the press conference scene at the beginning and was edited to answer France's question. The president himself did not participate to the filming.
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* StockFootage: Real life footage of [[UsefulNotes/ThePresidentsOfFrance French President]] Emmanuel Macron was used for the press conference scene at the beginning and was edited to answer France's question. The president himself did not participate to the filming.filming, a fact that's mentioned in the end credits.
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The story follows the life of France de Meurs (Creator/LeaSeydoux), a star French television journalist who gets caught in a spiral of events that will lead to her downfall.
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The story follows the life of France de Meurs (Creator/LeaSeydoux), a star famous French television journalist who gets caught in a spiral of events that will lead to her downfall.
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* {{Paparazzi}}: One who rushes to the scene of France's car/scooter accident to take a picture. Cue MaliciousSlander from the tabloid he works for the next morning.
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* EiffelTowerEffect: France lives and works in UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}, so of course there's shots of the capital city's landmarks here and there.
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* MaliciousSlander: France's downfall starts the day she accidentally runs into the scooter of a food deliveryman. While she gets out of her car to check if he's ok, there's a {{paparazzi}} around who rushes in to take a picture of her, and the next morning there's a tabloid publishes an issue with said picture on the cover which accuses her of being a reckless driver.
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* MaliciousSlander: France's downfall starts the day she accidentally runs into the scooter of a food deliveryman. While she gets out of her car to check if he's ok, there's a {{Paparazzi}} {{paparazzi}} around who rushes in to take a picture of her, and the next morning there's a tabloid with said picture on the cover which accuses her of being a reckless driver.
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* MaliciousSlander: France's downfall starts the day she accidentally runs into the scooter of a food deliveryman. While she gets out of her car to check if he's ok, there's a {{Paparazzi}} around who rushes in to take a picture of her, and the next morning there's a tabloid with said picture on the cover which accuses her of being a reckless driver.
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* LaResistance: In one scene, France goes to an unnamed country in Saharan UsefulNotes/{{Africa}} where Arabic-speaking Tuareg people fight against ISIS.
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* LaResistance: In one scene, France goes to an unnamed country in Saharan UsefulNotes/{{Africa}} where local Arabic-speaking Tuareg people fight against ISIS.an invasion by [[MiddleEasternTerrorists ISIS]] and interviews their leader.
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* {{Qurac}}: In one scene, France goes to an unnamed country in Saharan UsefulNotes/{{Africa}} where Arabic-speaking Tuareg people fight against ISIS.
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* {{Bulungi}}: In one scene, France goes to an unnamed country in UsefulNotes/{{Africa}} where Tuareg people fight against ISIS.
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* BrandX: The fictional television channel France works for has a "i" as symbol.
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* VulgarHumor: Lou has quite a vulgar sex-based sense of humor.
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* SycophanticServant: Lou (Blanche Gardin) is France's assistant and always compliments her.
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For the country, see [[UsefulNotes/{{France}} here]].
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* ProtagonistTitle: "France".
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[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/france.jpg]]
''France'' is a 2021 French {{dramedy}} film written and directed by Bruno Dumont.
The story follows the life of France de Meurs (Creator/LeaSeydoux), a star French television journalist who gets caught in a spiral of events that will lead to her downfall.
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''France'' is a 2021 French {{dramedy}} film written and directed by Bruno Dumont.
The story follows the life of France de Meurs (Creator/LeaSeydoux), a star French television journalist who gets caught in a spiral of events that will lead to her downfall.
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!!This film provides examples of the following tropes:
