Brownian Movement
Nanouk Leopold / NL, DE, BE, 2010 / 96 min.
What brings a married woman to sleep around with a succession of strangers? Director Nanouk Leopold paints an intriguing portrait of a self-assured, successful woman who remains a mystery to herself.

The Brownian Movement won a Golden Calf for Best Director and Best Screenplay; the film also received praise for its elegant minimalism, both in terms of camera work and acting.
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Director
Nanouk Leopold
Production year
2010
Country
NL, DE, BE
Original title
Brownian Movement
Length
96 min.
Language
English, French
Subtitles
NLD
Format
35mm
Part of
Women Make Film
Last year, Eye presented the film programme Women Make Film, an alternative world history of cinema featuring women in the lead role. Women have played an important role from the early days of cinema, as cinematographers, filmmakers and sometimes also producers.

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