Synopsis
Guillaume Canet is told by a young co-star that he's no longer Rock'n' Roll and can't sell films anymore. He then tries to prove her wrong and gets help from his girlfriend, Marion Cotillard.
Rock'n Roll
Cast
Guillaume Canet Marion Cotillard Gilles Lellouche Philippe Lefebvre Camille Rowe Kev Adams Ben Foster Johnny Hallyday Yvan Attal Guillaume Faure Xavier Alcan Hugo Dillon Jeanne Damas Evelyne Bonneau Nadja Settel Laeticia Hallyday Alexandra Mercouroff Pierre-Benoist Varoclier Paloma Coquant Toussaint Martinetti Alain Attal Yarol Poupaud Fabrice Feltzinger Camille Razat Norbert Ferrer
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Alternative Titles
Rock N Roll, Рокендрол, 로큰롤, Μεγάλωσε Αν Τολμάς, Вечно молодой, Вечно млад, Facet do wymiany, Cosas de la edad, Coses de l'edat, Рок-н-рол, 摇滚学徒
Releases by Date
Premiere
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France
Montpellier
23 Apr 2017
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USA
Tribeca Film Festival
28 Jul 2017
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Greece
Aegean Film Festival
02 Oct 2017
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Denmark
CPH: PIX
07 Oct 2017
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Germany
Hamburg Film Festival
10 Nov 2018
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Singapore
French Film Festival
Theatrical
15 Feb 2017
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France
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Switzerland14
22 Jun 2017
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Russian Federation18+
30 Jun 2017
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Poland12
06 Jul 2017
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Netherlands
21 Jul 2017
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Turkey
31 Aug 2017
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Greece
01 Sep 2017
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Taiwan
05 Oct 2017
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Brazil
29 Mar 2018
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Portugal
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Spain
Digital
13 Apr 2017
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France
15 Jun 2022
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FranceU
Physical
28 Jun 2017
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France
Releases by Country
Brazil
05 Oct 2017
- Theatrical
Denmark
02 Oct 2017
- Premiere CPH: PIX
France
02 Feb 2017
- Premiere Montpellier
15 Feb 2017
- Theatrical
13 Apr 2017
- Digital VOD
28 Jun 2017
- Physical DVD & Blu-Ray
15 Jun 2022
- DigitalU Prime Video
Germany
07 Oct 2017
- Premiere Hamburg Film Festival
Greece
28 Jul 2017
- Premiere Aegean Film Festival
31 Aug 2017
- Theatrical
Netherlands
06 Jul 2017
- Theatrical
Poland
30 Jun 2017
- Theatrical12
Portugal
29 Mar 2018
- Theatrical
Russian Federation
22 Jun 2017
- Theatrical18+
Singapore
10 Nov 2018
- Premiere French Film Festival
Spain
29 Mar 2018
- Theatrical
Switzerland
15 Feb 2017
- Theatrical14
Taiwan
01 Sep 2017
- Theatrical
Turkey
21 Jul 2017
- Theatrical
USA
23 Apr 2017
- Premiere Tribeca Film Festival
Popular reviews
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The first thing you need to accept about “Rock’n’Roll” — an endearingly bizarre showbiz satire in which actor and filmmaker Guillaume Canet (“Tell No One”) plays a hyper-neurotic version of himself who suffers one of the worst mid-life crises since “8 1/2” — is that the movie never asks you to feel sorry for the guy who goes home to Marion Cotillard. On the contrary, Canet’s new comedy (his first outing behind the camera since his English-language debut flopped in 2013) is a bruised, self-deprecating spectacle that finds the French celebrity mocking himself for the fragility of his own ego.
Yes, the movie argues that stars might sense their expiration dates approaching more acutely than the rest of us, and…
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On the first day of filming a project in which he participates, actor-director Guillaume Canet offers an interview for a magazine in which, unexpectedly, he confronts the fact that his personal and professional life are entering a stage of maturity. From that moment on, Canet enters a crisis and begins to question his boring image as a good boy of french cinema, as well as his comfortable and traditional relationship with the renowned actress Marion Cotillard and their son. The french director presents this irreverent satire, at times even bizarre, about a man in the midst of an existential crisis, obsessed with his image, who will go to extremes trying to prove that his career is not over, that he…
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Not quite what you'd expect. A tour de force of self-parody and a clumsily incisive send-up of male fragility that not only does thoroughly work as something perfect for those I-don't-know-what-I-am-doing-with-my-life days, but also gifts the world with an opportunity for Marion Cotillard to flex her comedic chops, including an inspired Céline Dion impression, like there's no tomorrow. It's mostly like a French-made McKay/Ferrell movie that starts of taking itself somewhat seriously and increasingly leans more unambiguously towards silliness. Unfortunately a power outage interrupted my screening before I could see the final 5-10 minutes, yet I doubt there's anything that would undo what it had presented that far, specially considering that it features a handful of the year's funniest scenes.
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This was not awkward at all.
Weird and funny behind curtains, more real than anyone could admit.
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ALORS LA !!!!!!!!!!! guillaume canet qui fait un film autobiographique pour dire qu il souffre qu on le perçoive comme un gros loser et prouve tout le long du film qu il est bel et bien un gros loser !!!!!! c est ma drogue ca c est ma came !!!!!! dis leur guillaume a quel point tu es ringard dis leur pluuuuuus fooooooort allez go guillaume go guillaume !!!!!!!!!!!!
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I was not expecting a French meta film about a man having a middle aged crisis to be funny, insane, but also super depressing?!? Like this was such a absurd film but it like works?!?
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MARION COTILLARD STEALS EVERY SCENE OF THIS FILM. First Marion Cotillard playing herself is so funny because she’s just basically making fun of herself and method actors. One of her archs is shes been cast in a Xavier Dolan film so half the movie she’s speaking utter nonsense that nobody else can understand because she’s trying to learn a French Canadian accent. Anyways more importantly there’s a scene where she’s talking to her husband when all of the sudden she’s like “I’ve got it,…
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This made me laugh a lot. It’s kind of like of French McKay-Ferrell movie which I love. It’s a delight seeing Guillaume Canet & Marion Cotillard mocking themselves especially Cotillard who’s hilarious and gets to show off her comedic chops a little bit here. I had a blast the entire way.
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The fragility of an actor transpires within when he is passed on through a phase where certain roles are suddenly not meant him. Guillaume Canet lives a great life who is both a popular director and actor in France while his partner is a global Academy Award Winning star and one of the best actress of this generation Marion Cotillard. Guillaume has had a certain image in public with being comfortable but while shotting his new film his co star who is playing his daughter says to him he is not rock n roll and never has been, strikes him a little bit to hard and what even goes to downfall is when she says that he is way down…