Two Days, One Night

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Two Days, One Night is a Belgian drama film by the Dardenne brothers in which Marion Cotillard plays a factory worker struggling to keep her job by persuading coworkers to forgo their bonuses.

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instanceOf Belgian film
film
cinematography Alain Marcoen
countryOfOrigin Belgium
criticalReception widespread critical acclaim
director Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Luc Dardenne
distributor Diaphana Films
IFC Films
editedBy Marie-Hélène Dozo
festivalSelection Toronto International Film Festival
filmmakingStyle handheld camera
naturalistic
genre drama
social realism
hasNominee Marion Cotillard
language French
leadActress Marion Cotillard
mainCharacter Sandra Bya
metacriticScore 89
musicBy Jean-Pierre Duret
nominatedFor Academy Award for Best Actress
originalLanguage French
plotSummary A factory worker has a weekend to convince her coworkers to give up their bonuses so she can keep her job.
premiereEvent 2014 Cannes Film Festival
productionCompany Archipel 35
BIM Distribuzione
Les Films du Fleuve
protagonistPortrayedBy Marion Cotillard
releaseDate 2014-05-20
rottenTomatoesRating over 90 percent
runtimeMinutes 95
screenedInSection Cannes Film Festival main competition
screenplayType original screenplay
setInCountry Belgium
setInPeriod early 21st century
starring Fabrizio Rongione
Marion Cotillard
Pili Groyne
theatricalReleaseYear 2014
theme economic hardship
mental health
solidarity
unemployment
writer Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Julie Brenta
Luc Dardenne

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Marion Cotillard notableWork Two Days, One Night
Why Not Productions notableWork Two Days, One Night
Jean-Pierre Dardenne notableWork Two Days, One Night