Plot
French director Emilie Deleuze returns to the big screen with 'Aurora', a comedy that focuses on the life of a 13-year-old girl. Aurora is undisciplined and rebellious. Due to his bad grades she had to repeat course. But the teenager is not stupid, she's just different. She doesn't fit. Aurora sees the reality that surrounds her in a very special way, and she's often misunderstood. Deleuze shows in an ironic and funny way the day-to-day of the protagonist: the conflictive relationship she has with her parents, her amical ties, her first love affairs and her disastrous behavior with the teachers of the school, with the exception of his French teacher who will show her to love literature. The feature film is based on the series of novels called 'Le journal d'Aurore'.
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Trivia
Gilles Deleuze' Daughter
The director, Emilie Deleuze, is the daughter of the great French philosopher Gilles Deleuze. Deleuze is one of the most important theorists of the cinema with books such as L'image-mouvement (1983) and L'image-temps (1985).
Adaptation of ...
[Film] adapts the trilogy of novels 'Le Journal d'Aurore' written by Marie Desplechin between 2006 and 2009. Marie Desplechin is the sister of director Arnaud Desplechin. For Arnaud, the director of 'My Golden Days', the autobiography and his childhood along with his brothers have also acted as engines of his films.
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