‘Another Day’ Review: Adèle Exarchopoulos Gives an Understated and Deeply Lived-In Performance in Jeanne Herry’s Graceful Alcoholism Drama
'Another Day' is a film directed by Jeanne Herry that explores the complexities of alcoholism through the character Garance, played by Adèle Exarchopoulos. The film presents a nuanced portrayal of addiction, balancing moments of didacticism with genuine emotional depth. It highlights the struggles of a Parisian actress navigating her career, personal challenges, and the gradual grip of alcohol on her life.
- ▪Adèle Exarchopoulos delivers a powerful performance as Garance, a struggling Parisian actress.
- ▪The film is set against the backdrop of the theater scene in Paris, showcasing Garance's professional and personal challenges.
- ▪Jeanne Herry's direction emphasizes the subtlety of addiction, portraying Garance as a functioning alcoholic initially.
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Home Film Reviews May 17, 2026 11:52am PT ‘Another Day’ Review: Adèle Exarchopoulos Gives an Understated and Deeply Lived-In Performance in Jeanne Herry’s Graceful Alcoholism Drama With an effortless handle on the passage of time and generously observed details, 'Another Day' feels gentle and immersive even when it briefly errs on the side of didacticism. By Tomris Laffly Plus Icon Tomris Laffly Latest ‘In Waves’ Review: Elegantly Animated Adaptation of AJ Dungo’s Bestseller Is an Unapologetically Conventional Tearjerker 4 days ago ‘Their Town’ Review: A Familiar but Lovely Coming-of-Age Tale from Katie Aselton and the Duplass Family 2 months ago ‘Chili Finger’ Review: A Brilliant Judy Greer is a Clueless Scammer in This Starry Crime Caper With Coen Brothers Vibes 2 months ago See All…
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