Aurore Review by Michael D Hollick 8.1.18 Aurore is a funny and touching French film that defies Hollywood stereotypes and serves up a rousing celebration of femininity and ageing. That’s not to say that this film is a manifesto or a critique, but rather Aurore is very conscious of itself as director Blandine Lenoir strives to capture something that the (Western) world has (more or less) ignored.  Lenoir artistically insists on filling her film with characters and scenarios that, are skilfully crafted and familiar. As a result, the film is wholly relatable, and achieves its main goal: to portray a middle-aged woman who is … Continue reading REVIEW: Aurore | Lotterywest Festival Films