Anatomy of a Fall - Official Clip - You Are Not A Victim 

obsessed with this scene and Hüller's pitch perfect delivery. hope she somehow sneaks away with the best actress Oscar.

Some film scenes just get lodged in your memory and refuse to leave. This is one of them.

That scene was very well performed by both actors. Very real and compelling.

This whole argument scene was so good. The dialogues were well made. Loved it!

She's so soft-spoken in real-life which makes seeing her perform this level of acting even more incredible.

This is the scene that made us love the movie. Absolute brilliance

Goosebumps when this scene played in the cinema, very real

I can't count how many men, all young and brilliant, as well as equally terrified of taking risks, I could see myself playing Sandra Hüller's speech in Anatomy of a Fall for.

Long analysis ahead... So, it's fascinating. On another video of this scene, folks are calling her a narcissist who at least indirectly killed her husband with the cruelty of her words here. But on this video, folks are applauding her directness. That's why this movie is so good. It's such a polarizing watch depending on your experiences. I've had a couple friends tell me she totally killed him. When I ask why they say, "Cause she's a narcissist." When I ask how so, they use this scene as a prime example. My personal take? As someone who has tried to get loved ones to believe in their own abilities, just to see them wallow and blame everyone else for their lack of movement, this scene is incredibly cathartic. It actually proved her character for me more than it indicted her. There's a kind of victimization that leaves its own victims, when we refuse to move out of fear and begin hating everyone else who does move. This speech dismantles that. It very well may have driven him to suicide. It's too direct. Too dangerous. But also too true to just chalk up to manipulation and narcissism on her end. She is a deeply flawed character, with plenty of her own problems, but my take is she has also had to defend herself to her husband so much up to this point that it boils over here. And her defensiveness with Samuel carries over into her behavior during the trial. The real tell for me that she didn't kill him? I think she really loved Samuel at the end. When Snoop joins her in bed, and she hugs him, remember her son's testimony of Samuel comparing himself to the dog. In the end, when she lays beside Snoop, it's like she's laying beside Samuel and finally appreciating him for all his flaws. Cause for all the truth in her speech, he wasn't wasted space. I don't think she would have said those things to him if she thought he was. I think because she's so flawed, and the this comes out in the trial, the movie does a good job teaching us about how one's flaws can cause doubt about them, even in their capability of murder. I wonder how many of us would be indicted if all our flaws were exposed the way hers are here. To me, it's a triumphant thing that the son chooses to clear her in his mind for all the things he learns about her. That is, if she's really innocent. :)

the way this movie was shot but like camera movement wise felt like a documentary

Now this is acting. Perfect.

Best Actress of the year👏👏👏

This is just one fraction of the entire fight scene which is an absolute MASTERPIECE of writing and performance. It is the most raw, believable and relatable argument I've ever seen in a movie. The way it begins as just a minor conversation and slowly unfolds as each character reveals more and more of what they've been NOT saying to each other for years until it EXPLODES in rage. Absolute perfection.

One of the best monologues of the last 10 years, perfectly scripted and acted

I am convinced this, the car scene when she's crying and some of her replies during the trial are the reason why she was nominated, she did a spectacular job, but this scene alone, just AMAZING

I came looking for this scene after a quick Reel on Instagram was captioned "work on your insecurities before you continue to ruin relationships".

This will be my alarm clock

Absolute masterpiece

I have never felt so called out before.

i felt like she called me out and now i'm crying

I've been looking for this scene for over! Thanks!

This scene made me cry

Thats the oscar right THERE

her speech, her emotions.. his gaze.. this scene is perfect

Anyone else watch this as a pump up to get off their ass? Or just me lol

I’ve seen this film about a hundred times, and when it comes to this scene, my body responds automatically by holding my breath. Sandra Hüller, you are such an extraordinary actress I’ve ever known in my life.

I think I thought about this scene every day for about two weeks after seeing this movie. A masterclass.

This is one of the most amazing movie scenes of all time. Her performance in this film was mesmerizing and Oscar-worthy! I never heard of her before and am now a huge admirer!

This is her Oscar clip for sure!! She's so good in this scene

Honestly, if there is one of the best scenes in the film, it's this one. ❤

im petrified for my own fear of failure

ive been here for two hours watching this scene over and over lol

Brilliant scene and two brilliant performances.

She's good...that's very real 👌...and not even in her first language, so doubly impressive I think 😏

Wow! I’ve not seen this movie yet but please give her the Oscar! 🙌👏

Sandra Huller should have won Best Actress for this film

Anatomy of a Fall's fight scene vs Marriage Story's fight scene

RU-vid no me lo sugirio, yo busqué este video. Te amo, Sandra Hüller ❤

Movie #24,372 that says getting married is a bad idea! 🤣

This scene reminds me of Beatrice Straight in "Network"

The most natural performance

the script is sooo good!!

The entire scene was fantastic, the build up to this outburst was perfectly paced.

Brilliant scene.

até hoje eu me arrepio assistindo, e já vi essa cena umas 200x

Shes a gem i saw the movie 2x

Well said!!

This movie was like Marriage Story but it was set in France and written by Vince Gilligan

Exceptionnel. Terrible. Un Chef d’œuvre.

thank you

Machado de Assis is proud of Justine Triet

It was true but a bit cruel to deny having any hand in it. She doesn't know how she might have hurt him and refuses to believe him when he tries to tell her

remind me of glenn close in fatal attraction.........i am not going to be ignored! hope she got the oscar......and the dog scene too!

pretty sad seeing it only has 122k views and i know half of that was me

I'm gonna see everyday, very euphoric

Sublime Sandra!

Wow, just wow.

I love Sandra Hüller! ❤

Great work.

So my dear mother and I watched it... and honestly? We think the mom did it. Aside from the very half way explanations she gave in court for seeing other people it was how she responded after she was aquitted that really set it off for us. The mom wants to go drink and celebrate. And her kid is waiting for her at home until he can't keep his eyes open. If that were me, or anyone else I cared about I'm home in an instant. I want to be with the person I love most. Not go out celebrating. It just felt so self-centered and selfish. Yes the mother in the movie does care for her son but only to an extent. At most, he's incidental. And that was the real downer of all of this. He should have turned her in.

This is the scene where it made me realize that their marriage was over, when the husband was falling apart.

OMG She's awesome

This is the truth...

I'm not convinced of her innocent...but not her guilt either. And that's what makes this movie so good!

Name of film?

Anatomy of a Sadboi

interpretazione fantstica grande film

Describing a covert narcissist to a T! (him, not her)

she's brillant

Is this movie in English the whole time?

How that "you choose" at 0:21 was just perfection 🤌

I should send this to a former friend, a woman full of ambition but too lazy to live.

Well, turned out, he was, lmao. She pushed him out the window.

Actor and a half

Emma , Lily or Sandra ? Who is the winner ?

She for sure did it yet left no evidence

i feel attacked

Oooh she gagged him bad 😭

Who is the man?

Its me this m'y life

I told my friends that this is a very interesting movie. At last they left our house joking that our precious time was wasted and scolding everyone who made the film.

was Emma stone better than this??:??

damn she cooked him here ngl

Imagine if the husband laughed out and said “woa calm down there sugar plum “. 🤣

“You take that back, you piece of shit” get me every time.

You complain about the life that you choose, you are not a victim, not at all. Your generosity concealed something dirtier and meaner. You're incapable of faciing your ambition and yoy resent for it ......

very Bergmanesque

She is a tower of strength. Just like my MOTHER

German Woman French Man equals bad match.

I feel seen 😂

Holy fuck. I never see the movie. But i end a relation bing her, 95% of wer words

Example of gaslighting and manipulation. A pity of their son imprisoned with her in this house.

She killed him either if she pushed him or not.

She wouldn't be so successful without his support.

This is the scene where you realize she killed him

I do respect Justine triet skills...but i ve seen, through the years, so many friends, family, letting go in endless bitter arguments like this.. i d better give my dollars to dune 2 .... movies are made to escape reality, dream, fantasize .. not to mirror people bullshit life and failures on a big screen....

Maybe it's all "true", but this is no way to deal with someone who is riddled with anxiety and maybe depression. This is like killing with words... Better would be to work out the root causes of his anxiety and procrastination, and whether writing is truly after all his real calling... But that would require love and humility and tenderness.... Not really the qualities of what in the end is a murderer. (If she didn't kill him directly -which she did - she killed him with words and pushed him to suicide. This is NOT Love. Love has nothing to do with death. These are the words of a narcissist who only cares about self empowerment. Not the emporwement of the other as well as her own. The fact that she is a woman does not change this dynamic, it's a genderless dynamic, if you are not saddened/concerned by the lack of empowerment of the people in ur life then ur not kind, ur not loving. He might be a fake "nice guy", but she's also a fake "feminist" since she doesn't allow her man to be vulnerable and insecure, in fact she has espoused mostly the worst of masculine values and of feminine values) He's maybe a "monster" but so is she, and a bigger one. Same thing for Amber Heard and Depp...

Gives me goosebumps.

why is she angry?

why not include samuel speaking also? It reduce the value of the movie when upload only sandra speak without samuel .