'Sorry, I can't talk about it.' | FRANCE | MUBI

Led by #LéaSeydoux, #BrunoDumont’s #FRANCE mounts a hilarious assault on the rampancy of media culture and its insatiable consumers.

[pepperpattynaise]

Her eyes turning watery and red in a matter of seconds. Damn.

[ColombianThunder]

I thought this was an interview holy crap. I was convinced

[lukef]

I googled who she had knocked over.... I guess that's proof of her skills as an actress!

[Pupeyes]

Slayed!!! I thought it was a real interview for the actual actress. She looks positively distressed. Holy smokes

[TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

I literally thought Lea Seydoux killed someone 😂

[danwhiffinmusic]

wow her acting is incredible, I thought it was real until it cut to the interviewer

[mrpepre]

Perfect example of flawless acting and bad acting (from the interviewer)

[anono]

Having watched French interviews, I thought this was a real one 😭😭😭

[stevenmarcato]

Stunningly beautiful and terrific actress.

[michaelrosen]

They put this scene in a movie as well. No no bro I can tell the difference between acting in a role and real life.

[sennataylor]

The only reason I knew this was acting is because I recognized her from Mission Impossible. She’s a great actress!

[Steven-tuqv]

Opd shes suffered, not just an actor, but somewhere in life, shes suffered, thats the only way to bring tears up so qiuk

[imfa-cinema]

I love french people with baggy eyes. It's like they are haunted by their own egos.

[SarahLittle-wkoo]

Oh my. She’s good. If her acting chops are believable as this, do people in her orbit ever wonder is emotions are real and not contrived?

[Scotland_the_Brave]

Actors get eye drops in their eyes to produce tears.