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My Zoe(2021)

Blue Fox Entertainment

R
1h 40m
- Drama

Release Date: Feb 26, 2021 | Limited

A divorced mother looks to protect her daughter after an unexpected tragedy.

Releases

Original Release | Feb 26, 2021

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Box Office

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$33,230
Total US & Canada:
$52,733
Total International
$7,735
Total Worldwide:
$60,468

Director & Top Cast

Julie Delpy
Director

Julie Delpy
Isabelle

Richard Armitage
James Lewis

Daniel Brühl
Thomas Fischer

Gemma Arterton
Laura Fischer

Saleh Bakri
Akil Keser

Sophia Ally

Zoe Perrault-Lewis

Lindsay Duncan

Kathy

Nicolette Krebitz

Émilie

Jördis Triebel

Dr. Haas

Nina Kunzendorf

Dr. Winter

Kerem Can

Dr. Keller

Lucas Prisor

Young Doctor

Tijan Marei

Magda

Vladimir Burlakov

Anton

Luise Helm

Nurse Ida

Berit Künnecke

Nurse 3

Patrick Güldenberg

Professor Hoffmann

Gallery

Technical Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 2.4 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: United Kingdom,Germany,France,United States

Language: English,French

Showtimes

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Summaries

Storyline

Isabelle (Julie Delpy) is a geneticist recovering from a toxic marriage and is raising her only daughter Zoe in conjunction with her ex-husband. Zoe means everything to her mother, but when tragedy strikes the fractured family, Isabelle takes matters into her own hands. The film begins rather benignly, though not without bitterness, sadness, and some discombobulation, as Isabelle ( Julie Delpy ), recently divorced, struggles to co-parent her daughter Zoe ( Sophia Ally ) with her ex, James ( Richard Armitage ), while still reeling from the aftershocks of their toxic marriage. Judging by their accents, she's French and he's British, though they live in Berlin, because of James' career. Isabelle is an accomplished scientist on the verge of landing a major job when tragedy strikes and she takes matters into her own hands in a near-unfathomable way. — Toronto International Film Festival