There is an initial awkwardness between mother and daughter, and that's likely due to the uncertainty over the reason for this documentary. Jane Birkin may be best known as the muse to Serge Gainsbourg, Charlotte's father, and for singing his risqué song, 'Je t'ame, moi non plus'. Death, illness, and aging are all discussed. Much of it is filmed at Jane's beautiful riverfront home in France, and it seems Charlotte's focus is on creating some special moments that she can recall once her 74-year-old mother is no longer around. it's kind of a meandering journey through the time Jane and daughter Charlotte spend together. It's a reminder of how this icon from the 'swinging 60's' remains a beloved figure today. We open with Jane singing on stage with the symphony at Bataclan Paris. No, this is something so intimate and personal that we often feel like we are eavesdropping and invading the privacy of mother and daughter. This is anything but another profile of a famous person. a documentary on her mother, actor and singer Jane Birkin.

But it's likely she's never been more reticent than when directing her first film. And it's no wonder, given a resume that includes such films as NYMPHOMANIAC VOL I and II (2013), MELANCHOLIA (2011), and ANTICHRIST (2009). These are words often used to describe the acting choices of Charlotte Gainsbourg, who has been on screen regularly since she was a teenager. Reviewed by ferguson-6 6 / 10 mother-daughter connect

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