Feelings

Isabelle Carré plays Edith, a young woman discovering marriage, seduction, freedom and nonchalance. "She also discovers friendship, she's ecstatic to be with these neighbours, she loves Carole as much as Jacques (...). She is still a child, still in the present, not calculating. She captures all the happiness she can, voraciously, selfishly. I had to make sure I didn't redeem her, didn't make her more innocent than she is" (Isabelle Carré). "It was a difficult role to cast and to play. It was important for Edith to be younger than Jacques, be she shouldn't be a Lolita. I think that Isabelle did something outstanding with Edith, she turned her into a woman who was simultaneously spontaneous, uncalculating, and also deep and never superficial" (Noémie Lvovsky).