Elena is beautiful and flirtatious, eager to lose her virginity. Anaïs is overweight, cynical, and often ignored or ridiculed, living in her sister's shadow.
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تُعرض المعلومات الخاصة بالفيلم وقصته على منصة | | Runtime | 103 minutes (≈ 1
| Item | Details | |------|---------| | | À ma sœur! (literally “To My Sister!”) | | English Title | Fat Girl | | Year of Release | 2001 | | Country | France (co‑production with Belgium) | | Language | French (original); subtitled/dubbed versions exist in many languages | | Director / Writer | Catherine Breillat – noted for her frank exploration of sexuality, gender, and power dynamics. | | Runtime | 103 minutes (≈ 1 hour 43 minutes) | | Genre | Drama / Coming‑of‑age / Erotic thriller | | MPAA Rating (U.S.) | NC‑17 (due to explicit sexual content and graphic violence). | | Age Rating (France) | Interdit aux moins de 16 ans (restricted to 16+). | | Production Companies | Les Films du Losange, TF1 Productions, etc. | | Budget | Approx. €4 million | | Box‑Office (World) | ~ $1.8 million (modest commercial performance, stronger impact as a “cult”/art‑house title). |
"Fat Girl" (French title: "Gros comme lui"), released in 2001, is a French drama film directed by Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire. The movie tells the story of a young woman named Alma, who faces severe bullying and body shaming due to her obesity.