Et n’oubliez pas, un album acheté, c’est 10 repas offerts. Her undeniable charisma complicates a viewer’s initial disgust with an in-spite-of-yourself attraction, aided in no small part by her looks (the kind of spirited, Katharine-Hepburn-ish face best described as “fetching”). Les enfoirés, c’est plus qu’un spectacle <3 Merci pour cette soirée magique, cette soirée de solidarité. It’s not a role for the faint of heart, and Juri proves herself completely up to the task, more than willing to play up the comedy and, yes, pathos of Helen’s antics. The film is body horror in the most literal way, and Helen’s experiments with various human fluids are impossible to watch without squirming if anything, Wnendt demonstrates how provoking extreme bodily reaction in an audience can cost absolutely nothing.
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The actress brings an oddly compelling sincerity to the outlandishly unhygienic teenage protagonist, Helen, unabashedly exploring the dirtiest parts of her body (not to get into too much detail, but hemorrhoids are a significant driver of plot) while secretly yearning to reunify her divorced parents. In Wetlands, director David Wnendt’s ambitious adaptation of the best-selling Charlotte Roche novel, Juri makes a strong bid for the dubious distinction of the most disgusting character to ever be committed to screen.
The 27-year-old actress has been quietly gathering steam in her home county for some years now – winning a 2011 Swiss Film Prize for her performance in the feature 180°, and one in 2012 for her performance in Someone Like Me. Swiss actress Carla Juri makes a splash (a putrid, bacteria-laden splash) in the NSFW German film Wetlands, which premiered at Sundance this January, and opens in select U.S.
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