Louis Garrel

Roschdy Zem

Noémie Merlant

Anouk Grinberg

Jean-Claude Pautot

Yanisse Kebbab

Léa Wiazemsky

Manda Touré

Olga Amelchenko

Romain Blachier

Zorah Ait Maten

Jean-Claude Bolle-Reddat

Joséphine Caraballo

Véronique Kapoyan

Florent Masarin

Franck Gonzales

Jean-Mickaël Bricard

Sylvain Longo

René Palomba

Pascal Sighrouchni

Laëtitia Clément

Thomas Rortais

Côme Thieulin

Mattéo Rozier

Zeyaelddin Seyed Saleh

Shahriar Sadrolashrafi

Mikael Foisset

Rachid Leghrib

Julien Poupard

Pierre Deschamps

Zoé Carré

Anna Prat

Mylène Chiarisoli

Jean Rabasse

Julien Brun

Indy Adjovi

Jeanne Frentzel

Étienne Landrieux

Yov Moor

Faustina De Sousa

Matthis Goldfain

Julien Gallois

Valérie Vernier Ricordeau

Alexandre Thimonier

Olivier Guillaume

Grégory Vincent

Laura Perrotto

Laura Caselli

Pearl Hort

Jeremy Vessigot

Milan Evrard

My Lan Nguyen Quang

Julien Franquet

Anaïs Sergeant

Mélissandre Carrasco

Corinne Bruand

Juliette Daugé

Alexandre Chapelard

Celia Longcourty

Laurent Benaïm

Nicolas Pautrel

Clément Brunet

Cyrille Hubert

Anne-Dominique Toussaint

Tanguy Viel

Grégoire Hetzel

Sully Ledermann

Naïla Guiguet

Olivier Père

Jorge García Bastidas

Stéphane Manaranche

Julie Allione

Alexis Meynet

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The Innocent

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I like Louis Garrel - he has something about him that I usually find engaging to watch on screen. Here, though, the story is all just a little too far-fetched! He ("Abel") takes his mother "Sylvie" (Anouk Grinberg) to prison where she runs an acting class and where she has hooked up with "Michel" (Roschdy Zem). Now "Abel" is a bit sceptical about his mother marrying an ex-con and soon he and his best mate "Clémence" (Noémie Merlant) and carrying out some fairly clumsy surveillance on the man. "Michel" is no fool though and before we know it, the spying pair are mixed up a plan to pinch a great supply of caviar from a van in a petrol station car park! What ensues here does raise the odd smile and is generally an adequate little drama - but it still tends a little too much to weak slapstick inso far as it's a comedy. It's also a love story and a family drama that is better than soap, but only just - it's like we are watching an incomplete episode in the lives of people that we don't really know - nor get to know, either. Merlant is a breath of fresh air and she gels well with her increasingly hapless pal "Abel" as we head to a denouement with a few twists to keep us guessing. I did quite enjoy it, but it's totally forgettable fayre, sorry.

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