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(2008)
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Lisa (Diane Kruger) and Julien (Vincent Lindon) have the perfect existence: still passionately in love, with a beautiful young son and a wonderful life ahead of them. But their lives are shattered when, out of the blue, Lisa is arrested for the brutal murder of a colleague. Found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in prison, the couple's world collapses into a frenzy of fear and paranoia. Julien, convinced of his wife's innocence, embarks on a mission so perilous it will risk the lives of everyone he loves: he will stop at nothing to daringly break her out of prison. With the police tracking his every move, and only his own certainty of his wife's innocence to rely upon, how far will Julien go to save her? And at what cost? The most riveting thriller of the year will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Recent Reviews of Anything for Her by our members
Anything for Her review by RP
Original - and better - version of 'The Next Three Days'
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This is the original film from which the 2010 remake 'The Next Three Days' starring Russell Crowe was taken. Having seen both films I think I prefer this original French version. Why? Well, it's not as glossy nor quite as silly. Yes, both films are silly because the underlying supposition is that a man-in-the-street (in this case, a teacher) can break his wife out of prison and escape to foreign lands. Clearly, it's all a drama – but the Russell Crowe version has him buying a gun, learning to use a 'bump' key, opening car doors with a half tennis ball, outwitting the police – and generally playing Russell Crowe. The story in both versions is almost identical and many of the scenes are the same – but the emphasis is quite different. Here, the action is more understated and the emphasis is on the love and affection between the unjustly imprisoned wife and her husband and the prison-break story is more straightforward, has less trickery and is less centre stage than the Hollywood variant. Worth watching – I enjoyed it – and it's certainly worth 3/5 stars. For the record, I gave the silly US remake 2/5 stars.
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Anything for Her review by Jawbreaker
Just About Anything
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This is a fine French drama that avoids the well-trodden path of proving innocence amidst an unfolding courtroom battle. Instead Julien must seek alternative means to reunite his family having exhausted all legal avenues. His love for his wife and his son are more important to him than his extended family, career and lifestyle. Escaping is simple but remaining out of reach of the law is the real difficulty. We follow Julien as he tries to forge a plan and assemble the instruments he requires. Anything For Her raises the moral issue of what we would do for a loved one and our family. Arguably this is a question we could not answer ourselves unless trapped in a similar predicament.
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Rated: 3.6 stars out of 5 from 102 ratings
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Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
| Release Date: | 05/10/2009 |
| Production Year: | 2008 |
| Run Time: | 92 minutes |
| Aspect Ratio: | Widescreen 2.35:1 |
| Format: | Pal |
| Colour: | Colour |
Special Features:
- Making OF 'Anything For Her'
- Theatrical Trailer
