#My Life as a Zucchini

[schwarzfee]

[basketcasemp3]

we're all the same. there's nobody left to love us. ma vie de courgette / my life as a zucchini (2016) dir. claude barras

[juniorstargazergoke1991]

My Life as a Zucchini (2016)

Director: Claude Barras

Cinematographer: David Toutevoix

[amtskind]

a while ago i watched "my life as a zucchini" (ma vie de courgette, 2016) - a movie that honestly broke me, but that's not the point.

i spotted a little girl reading franz kafka's metamorphosis.

[gerandor]

i was talking about “my life as a zucchini” to a friend which i had watched years ago and googled the pics to show her and i saw this lucy character and realized she looked so much like sanji

[zamava]

Ma vie de Courgette (2016)

[cinematicmasterpiece]

ma vie de courgette (2016)

[isa6697]

[pualazzz]

I watched this movie today and I really liked the kids' designs :]

[mylifeincinema]

My Week(s) in Reviews: June 23, 2023

Sorry, it’s been an awkwardly scheduled month. Here’s what I’ve been watching...

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers & Justin K. Thompson, 2023)

A masterful amalgamation of animation styles, narrative ideas and next-level voice performances. As visually breathtaking as it is emotionally ambitious as it is structurally exciting and entertaining. - 9.5/10

The Flash (Andy Muschietti, 2023)

I had a lot of fun with it despite its visual flaws and iffy plot mechanics. Ezra Miller was fantastic, but but even better were those left-field cameos. - 7/10

Renfield (Chris McKay, 2023)

Had a blast with this one. A super-bloody, silly take on the Dracula mythos. Cage was fangtastic. I’m not sorry. - 7.5/10

Inside (Vasilis Katsoupis, 2023)

Boring. Willem really needed to go full Lighthouse, here, and he did not. - 3/10

Missing (Nicholas D. Johnson & Will Merrick, 2023)

It uses its format well, though not quite as well as Searching and Unfriended before it. It got me on the ending, though. For some reason I wasn’t even close to thinking in that direction, so extra points for that. - 6.5/10

65 (Scott Beck & Bryan Woods, 2023)

Bad. Just really bad. Chock-full of lame ideas, trite execution and a color-by-numbers screenplay that’s been done infinitely better hundreds if not thousands if not millions of times. </hyperbole> But you get what I’m saying. - 2/10

Petite Maman (Céline Sciamma, 2021)

An intimately told sci-fi fantasy about the bonds between mothers and daughters. It’s a sweet film that I wish would have hit me harder. - 7/10

My Life as a Zucchini (Claude Barras, 2016)

Ugly animation, but its heart is in the right place. Plus, the dude straight-up murdered his mother. Extra points for being bold. - 4.5/10

Reality (Tina Satter, 2023)

An effectively lean and extremely well-acted piece of cinéma vérité that fails in truthfully recognizing just how big a piece of shit Reality Winner actually is. - 5.5/10

Zack Snyder’s Justice League (Zack Snyder, 2021)

Watched in anticipation of The Flash. I had only ever seen the theatrical cut, previously. This is a significant improvement. But damn, it’s overlong. And it leans too heavily on the worst of its characters. And The Flash is still the MVP. - 7/10

Enjoy!

-Timothy Patrick Boyer.

[aestheticmovieclub]

My life as a Zucchini (2016)

[schwarzfee]

[mattciav]

Cute movie, it will destroy your heart

A few days ago I went to an italian convention and there I got to see the premiere of “My life as courgette” with @gidankuroki

It’s a stop motion french movie that I personally loved! 

It’s definitely not for little kids since there are some dark themes (like children abuse) but it’s a must watch: the animation is lovely and so is the writing! I really recommend watching it!

Also I ship Simon and Courgette…. because I’m terrible

[tctmp]

Animation  Comedy  Drama

[chiprewington]

Industrial Grade Back Massage

[edge-oftheworld]

i pick up the memory, drive around in my courgette