Camille Claudel

Adjani's hypnotic restrain of emotions is at her full glory in this gorgeously shot film about loss backed up with a competent supporting cast and eye-candy sets and costumes.

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Wonderful, excellent performances by the two leads.

Isabelle Adjani is great in this, especially in the later half when she goes mad. But overall this 3 hour long movie has too many lulls.

A biopic of Auguste Rodin's mistress Camille Claudel. Love, art, confict of the sexes - a lot for one movie.

A movie where we can see good actors (Depardieu, Adjani) in scene. A gray movie, like Camille Claudel's life. We can feel all your pain... Beautiful and sad movie.

Adjani's beauty and ache almost lost in a biopic-costume-melodrama production muddle.

Only really gets interesting when Adjani starts freaking out.

Even at this length, film seems to have missed details, concentrating instead on visualizing the visceral appeal of sculpture. But Oscar nominee Adjani (in a role reminiscent of _The Story of Adele H._) and Depardieu make it a watchable, if overlong, biopic.