Mood Indigo

3.80
    Mood Indigo
    2013

    Synopsis

    A woman suffers from an unusual illness caused by a flower growing in her lungs.

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      Cast

      • Romain DurisColin
      • Audrey TautouChloë
      • Gad ElmalehChick
      • Omar SyNicolas
      • Aïssa MaïgaAlise
      • Charlotte Le BonIsis
      • Sacha BourdoLa souris
      • Philippe TorretonJean-Sol Partre
      • Vincent RottiersLe religieux
      • Laurent LafitteLe directeur de société

      Recommendations

      • 80

        Village Voice

        Mood Indigo is bitter candy, a heartbreaker that uses sugar as a trap.
      • 75

        Film.com

        Despite being clever and crafty it can’t break out of the curiosity shop. It’s the finest diorama in there, but something to admire, linger over then move past.
      • 70

        The Dissolve

        Gondry’s latest demands a high tolerance for whimsy, and will undoubtedly prove anathema to his skeptics. Yet for those willing to abandon logic, suspend disbelief, and give themselves over to Gondry’s crazy, deeply immersive world of play, the result is a wildly inventive head film that’s mood-altering and mind-expanding in its own right.
      • 67

        The Playlist

        Gondry’s film is really a huge Rube Goldberg machine, full of lights and buzzers and levers that ping and whistle endearingly but are connected to nothing and serve no greater function in the larger apparatus.
      • 67

        Hitfix

        While I thought it was gently moving at times, it feels like Gondry is hoping for a much more powerful impact, and the film just doesn't swing hard enough to make that happen.
      • 50

        Variety

        The film frequently privileges art direction over emotion, and a constant sense of wonder based on visuals alone proves impossible to sustain over the lengthy 130-minute runtime.
      • 50

        The Hollywood Reporter

        An exhausting pièce d’indulgence from the veteran video/feature director, who can never quite shape all the bric-a-brac, not to mention an all-star Gallic cast, into a workable whole.
      • 50

        Slant Magazine

        Michel Gondry bungles his adaptation of the Boris Vian novel by indulging in homespun craftwork at the expense of plot and character detail.

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