Watch Free L'École Buissonnière ^2017 Caroline Jurszak
Watch Free L'École Buissonnière ^2017 Caroline Jurszak
The story begins in an orphanage where the children are
treated badly. One defiant young man among them, Paul, has a woman
visitor, Celestine, who was summoned there. She is being asked to take
him into custody, as the orphanage is soon to be shut down. She is not a
relative, but there is some vague connection which we do not learn at
this point in the story. She refuses the request, but agrees to see Paul
before leaving. His defiance is manifested yet again and he is slapped
by the man in charge and treated roughly. The impact on the woman is
obvious, and the next scene we see them together on the train. It is
obvious that Paul has mixed feelings about this change in his life.
They arrive at a small house in a rustic setting. Celestine is a servant of a Count that lives nearby on a very large estate. She is very kind, but her husband, Borel, is rather brutish. As it happens Borel is also employed by the Count as a sort of gameskeeper. Paul has a hard time with Borel, but since it is summer vacation he is able to spend his time in the woods. He quickly falls in love with the surrounding nature, and also makes friends with a local poacher, Totoche. This presents an interesting conflict since Borel is constantly trying to catch the very clever Totoche in the act of poaching, but is never successful. Totoche teaches Paul many things, thus the title of the movie.
A slight twist is introduced when we find out that Celestine (and many others) actually support and protect Totoche, but Borel is clueless. Paul continues to change in a nice way and grows closer to Celestine. The interactions that follow keep the story interesting, but we are not aware of what is yet to come. The remainder of the story is nicely paced and carefully woven as it develops toward an unexpected disclosure.
The acting was very good, the scenery was splendid, the plot kept my interest throughout, and the ending -- though some may find it a bit too "cute" -- left me feeling quite satisfied. You must watch it in order to judge for yourself.
SYNOPSIS: Paris 1930.
Paul has only ever had one and the same horizon: the high walls of the
orphanage, an austere building in the Parisian working class suburbs.
Entrusted to a joyful country woman, Célestine, and her husband, Borel,
the rather stiff gamekeeper of a vast estate in Sologne, the city child,
recalcitrant and stubborn, arrives in a mysterious and disturbing
world, that of a soverign and wild region.
The huge forest, misty ponds, heaths, and fields all belong to the
Count de la Fresnaye, an elderly taciturn man who lives alone in his
manor.They arrive at a small house in a rustic setting. Celestine is a servant of a Count that lives nearby on a very large estate. She is very kind, but her husband, Borel, is rather brutish. As it happens Borel is also employed by the Count as a sort of gameskeeper. Paul has a hard time with Borel, but since it is summer vacation he is able to spend his time in the woods. He quickly falls in love with the surrounding nature, and also makes friends with a local poacher, Totoche. This presents an interesting conflict since Borel is constantly trying to catch the very clever Totoche in the act of poaching, but is never successful. Totoche teaches Paul many things, thus the title of the movie.
A slight twist is introduced when we find out that Celestine (and many others) actually support and protect Totoche, but Borel is clueless. Paul continues to change in a nice way and grows closer to Celestine. The interactions that follow keep the story interesting, but we are not aware of what is yet to come. The remainder of the story is nicely paced and carefully woven as it develops toward an unexpected disclosure.
The acting was very good, the scenery was splendid, the plot kept my interest throughout, and the ending -- though some may find it a bit too "cute" -- left me feeling quite satisfied. You must watch it in order to judge for yourself.
PRODUCTION: StudioCanal, Radar Films, France 2 Cinéma
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