Léa Seydoux

Pascal Greggory

Melvil Poupaud

Nicole Garcia

Camille Leban Martins

Sarah Le Picard

Elsa Guedj

Ema Zampa

Kester Lovelace

Sharif Andoura

Masha Kondakova

Fejria Deliba

David Thion

Philippe Martin

Marion Monnier

Clothilde Metral

Edouard Alvernhe

Jean-Pierre Deschamps

Thomas Colban

Marine Goujet

Harald Steinwender

Clémence Catto

Marie Doller

Gerhard Meixner

Gauthier Magnette

Corentin Vallin

Carole Béthuel

Manuel Tritschler

Clémentine Schaeffer

Judith de Luze

Jennifer Limam

Vincent Vatoux

Julien Flick

Quentin Avrillon

Julie Angelo

Bettina Ricklefs

Mila Preli

Sabine Schumann

Clémence Janesky

Zoé Carré

Caroline Reynaud

Claudia Tronnier

Angèle Laroche

Gaëtan Allain

Chloé de Nombel

Antek Graczyk

Hélène Degrandcourt

Charlie Thiltges

David Kremer

Apolline Fournet

Olivier Père

Raphaëlle Latapy

My Lan Nguyen Quang

Charlotte Dauphin

Jean-Jacques Puchu

Quentin Prévost

Marie Usannaz-Joris

Joël Li

Camille Nasri

Denis Lenoir

Flora Rumpler

Roman Paul

Youna De Peretti

Mia Hansen-Løve

Estelle Chailloux

Bobby Allen

Hervé Le Berrigaud

Thibault Marsan-Bacheré

Rafael Curulla

Matthieu Guy d'Arpaillargues

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One Fine Morning

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"Sandra" (Léa Seydoux) is at a crossroads in her life. Her ageing, academic, father (the scene-dominating Pascal Greggory) has been diagnosed with a neuro-degenerative disease that is pretty much robbing him of his quality of life. He is an acclaimed philosopher who finds his increasing lack of ability to think and to remember exasperating. Meantime, she also reconnects with her old friend "Clément" (Melvil Poupaud). He delights in being called a cosmo-chemist (he studies meteoric dust using a rather impressive mass spectrometer). It's clear from the outset that these two have the hots for each other and, despite the fact that he is married with a young son, they embark of quite a lively affair. She is juggling her affection for him while struggling to find an adequate facility for her father; he is having a crisis of conscience as he falls more deeply in love but has his own family to consider. That's about the height of it. Even with the underlying - and rather depressing - analysis of the care provision for her elderly and increasingly failing father adding some gravitas to the film, the story itself is all a rather lacklustre drama centred around two people who are actually quite selfish. They both have responsibilities and as you'd expect, as their relationship develops, these become predictable millstones that we can anticipate all too readily. It has aspects of a soap to it, and though both leads are easy on the eye, I don't think either really have enough here to allow their characters to develop nor to really engage with an audience that has seen this sort of narrative unfold many, many, times before. It looks good - the filming and performances from the younger children are very natural, but at the end I was wondering what was different here. It will work fine on the television, but I doubt I will remember much about it in a fortnight.

One Fine Morning

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