Fat Girl

“So this is one of the most amazing movies, Fat Girl, and it’s also crazy for me because my wife, Arsinée Khanjian, is playing the Mother of the two Sisters in this. And for those of you who have seen this brilliant movie, the last half hour is so tense, but it became more tense for me because there’s this drive in a car, and I heard from Arsinée that there was no camera rig. Basically, she was driving the car with the cast in the car, and there was a camera mounted on the hood.”

“Fat Girl. Talk about this girl.”

“I actually like this one a lot, Catherine Breillat, but I don't like this title that much, Fat Girl. I actually like À ma sœur!, that is the French title, and I think that she had an approach to sexual content that was totally new for me when I watched short films.”

“This is one of my favorite movies ever: Fat Girl. By the sublime Catherine Breillat. This movie is devastating in every way you can think of because it brings you inside of the visceral relationship between growing up and not knowing what you’re going to become and the power of the impulses of sexuality over the body and the mind of a young girl and a few young girls. It also lands in a place of apocalyptic fury in depicting somehow the invisible hand of violence over women.”

“Fat Girl! Jacqueline, you have to see. I'd never seen any... Fat Girl is so special.”

“Fat Girl I have never seen a film think it's one thing like tell you it's one thing and then in the end reveal itself to be something else the performances are amazing Catherine Breillat is a queen all of her movies are just unreal...”