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Chocolat (DVD, 2001)

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"Chocolat" is a 2001 film directed by Claire Denis that follows the story of a young girl named Vianne, who moves to a small village in France with her daughter. The film explores themes of love, family, and the power of chocolate as Vianne navigates her life in a new and charming community. With a PG-13 rating and a focus on French culture, this foreign language film is sure to delight audiences with its captivating story and memorable characters portrayed by Mireille Perrier and Françoise Cluzet.

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The disastrous effects of French colonialism are examined through the paradigm of a young girl's coming of age in French West Africa in Claire Denis' astonishing first film. As France, a woman traveling alone in Cameroon, slips into a dreamy and distant flashback, scenes of a makeshift existence come into focus. France's father, a district governor, and her fragile mother are living a relatively peaceful if somewhat strained existence when a plane carrying a gaggle of French imperialists and their entourage makes an emergency landing near their house. An ex-priest, a white plantation owner and his African concubine, and a newlywed couple are forced to stay with the family. The convergence of this motley crew forces tensions and troubles that were bubbling barely below the surface to silently erupt. Sexual tensions, as well as social and class struggles, explode, with expansive vistas of Cameroon as an astonishing yet innocent backdrop. The heat, the landscape, and the underlying and eroticized tension converge as the noble and austere houseboy, Protee, becomes the focus of France's memories and regrets.