Living in Shanghai with his bride-Lin Chen Jerome Varenne is visiting Paris, hours before an appointment important business in London. He sees his mother and brother Suzanne Jean-Michel with whom the reunion is not very happy then learns that the family home is in the middle of a legal dispute since the death of his father. He will stay longer than expected to clarify the situation. Twelve years after “Bon Voyage! “Jean-Paul Rappeneau, the director of” Cyrano de Bergerac “, returns to 83 years behind the camera for a feature film” old “tucked in fine style, with the elegance and efficiency of the verb without fault of a well-oiled machine. A delightfully old-fashioned charm emanates from this cleverly constructed comedy Boulevard, devoid of cynicism and vulgarity. A film about France yesterday but also today completely embedded in the process of globalization. The satirical look at provincial life is tasty even if the story does not avoid some common places despite a superb cast: Mathieu Amalric, Karin Viard, Gilles Lellouche, André Dussolier, Nicole Garcia and “young & amp; pretty “(as François Ozon) Marine Vacth.
René Quinson
468 x 60 px
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