Les Yeux jaunes des crocodiles (Yellow Eyes of the Crocodile) is a 2014 French film directed by Cécile Telerman. The film is based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Katherine Pancol. Set in French society, the film shows the story of emotional entanglement, self-discovery and growth between the two sisters, and is a family drama full of emotions and warmth.
The story revolves around two sisters, Joséphine and Iris. Josephine is an ordinary housewife, she is strong and responsible, but often ignored in the family, and her husband is cold and uncaring for her. In contrast, Iris is a beautiful and intelligent woman, always full of confidence and energy. She was good at socializing and was very successful both at work and in relationships, becoming the darling of the family. However, behind these superficial shiny surfaces, they all have their own secrets and confusions.
Josephine was a lover of literature who loved books and dreamed of becoming a writer, but her talent was often overlooked. She wrote a best-selling book on the Internet under a pseudonym, but she was afraid to tell the people around her. Iris, on the other hand, leads a life of luxury, however, her wealth is largely obtained by fraud, and she constantly deceives her family and friends in order to maintain a false image.
As the story progresses, the sisters gradually discover each other's secrets. Josephine is angry and disappointed by Iris's deception, while Elise begins to realize her mistake and tries to find a change. In the process of mutual understanding and support, the two sisters gradually dissolved the gap between each other and re-established the bond of family affection.
"Crocodile's Yellow Eyes" is not only a film about family relationships, but also deeply explores the role of women in society and the problem of self-perception. Through the upbringing of Josephine and Elis, the film reflects the challenges and pressures faced by many women in modern society. Their stories make viewers think and provoke reflections on family, career, and personal values.
Director Cecil Teleman skillfully transforms the plot of the novel into touching pictures, and the excellent performances of the actors also add a lot to the film. The film blends emotional, comedy, and dramatic elements to present a warm, touching story for the audience.
"Crocodile's Yellow Eyes" is a movie worth watching, both for audiences who like family drama and for those who are concerned about women's growth and self-discovery. It takes the audience into the intricate lives of two sisters, feeling the ups and downs of emotions and the power of growth. This is a film full of warmth and wisdom that is sure to impress.
