Robert Guediguian's Marie-Jo and Her 2 Loves is an intimate, straightforward look at a woman having an affair. Marie-Jo (Ariane Ascaride) is married to Danielle (Jean-Pierre Darroussin). They have a teenage daughter, Julie (Julie-Marie Parmentier). For the last year, Marie-Jo has been involved with Marco (Gérard Meylan). Eventually, Danielle learns of his wife's indiscretions, although he says nothing to her. Although she loves both men equally, she eventually leaves her husband and moves in with Marco, causing Danielle to abandon his once stoic approach to the situation. Marie-Jo et ses 2 amours was screened in competition at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival.
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Awards
2003 - César Awards - Best Actress- nominated
2002 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Actress- nominated
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