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Fantstic film on being able to mourn someone...


One of the best, most subtle on this just next to Isabel Coixet's My life without me, "Le temps qu'il reste" by François Ozon, Patrice Chéreau's "Mon frère" etc...

All the three lead actors Mélanie Laurent, Isabelle Renauld and Kad Mérad are fantastic imho.

Deeply moving.

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I just came out from it, and wow!!! A really good refreshing French movie!!!!

Melanie Laurent for best promising actress at the French césar Awards + Kad for Best Supporting Actor? Sure!!!

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where and how did you guys see this film, i am in United States, how can i see this film?

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It has a few screenings this week in New York as part of the "Rendez-Vous with French Cinema" series. The director is here with the film and trying to find a US distributor. If he succeeds, you should be able to see this film later this year. I saw the film this afternoon and it did not end the way I anticipated, which I quite liked.

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i've seen the film, great film.

Sapere Aude!

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I have just watched this movie and I just could not stop my tears rolling down on my face at the end. It was very poignant and the actors were did a perfect job. Especially I enjoyed the directors' concentration on small details which made the characters more viable and credible. A must see for those who enjoy bitter and hard to swallow french-movies

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I have just watched this movie and I just could not stop my tears rolling down on my face at the end. It was very poignant and the actors were did a perfect job. Especially I enjoyed the directors' concentration on small details which made the characters more viable and credible. A must see for those who enjoy bitter and hard to swallow french-movies

I agree, it was poignant, touching, exquisite. I love this film, I couldn't get it out of my head for days, even weeks after I first saw it.

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