Audrey Tautou

François Damiens

Mélanie Bernier

Joséphine de Meaux

Pio Marmaï

Bruno Todeschini

Marc Citti

Alexandre Pavloff

Monique Chaumette

Vittoria Scognamiglio

Olivier Cruveiller

Ariane Ascaride

Christophe Malavoy

Audrey Fleurot

Bénédicte-Lala Ernoult

Nicolas Guimbard

Pom Klementieff

Nadège Perrier

Benoît Pétré

Lara Suyeux

Sébastien Thiery

Estéban

Renan Carteaux

Charley Fouquet

Gwendolyn Gourvenec

Roland Menou

Moritz Parisius

Philippe Petit

Émilie Simon

Ronny Pong

Sofia-Maria Efraimsson

Philippe Hagège

Prescillia Andreani

Sasha Spielberg

Jérôme Domenge

Louise Ressort

Claire Baschet

Agnes Bouille

Fanny Crawford

Yamina Meghraoui

Joy Wielard

Audrey Marnay

François-Marie Nivon

Daniel Semporé

Barack Obama

David Foenkinos

Rémy Chevrin

Virginie Bruant

David Bertrand

Maamar Ech-Cheikh

Eric Bourges

Jimena Esteve

Emmanuelle Youchnovski

Thi Thanh Tu Nguyen

Daniel Sobrino

Stéphane Foenkinos

Xavier Rigault

Marc-Antoine Robert

Anne Moralis

Jane Milon

Alice Robert

Jean-Christophe Roger

Vincent Milner

Vincent Vatoux

Felix Rost

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StudioCanal

France 2 Cinéma

2.4.7. Films

France

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svenska

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What I didn't quite get from this is why the recently bereaved "Nathalie" (Audrey Tautou) would have moved on from the cute and cuddly "François" (Pio Marmaï) to the rather stockily structured Swede "Markus" (François Damiens). Anyway, when the former man in her life goes for an ill-advised jog, she finds herself widowed, back at work and largely rudderless. Her boss (Bruno Todeschini) has always been keen, but she makes it rather abruptly (and entertainingly) clear that not even on a desert island. Then - well after about three years - she encounters her new Swedish colleague. She doesn't exactly mince her words (or actions) and that leaves him in a semi-pleasant state of confusion. To say she initially blows hot and cold would be an understatement, but as things settle down it might just prove possible that something substantial might happen between them - but first she must come to terms with, and try to deal with a grief that still lingers. Along the way, there are some entertaining swipes at the politics of the office and of friendships where opinions are never far away - wanted or otherwise. The denouement is a little quirky. It's not what I was expecting but did somehow top off this meringue of a film. It's got just enough of a frame to hold it together, but is pretty mushy underneath. Tautou has a charm about her - she reminds me slightly of Audrey Hepburn, and the direction allows her to present her characterisation engagingly as the essence of the film. Even though it's all a little listless at times, I did quite enjoy it.

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