Out in our theaters on Wednesday, June 26, The Hendricks Family is the first feature film directed by Laurence Arne. Family Journey, in which he also stars alongside Danny Boon, who directed him in La Ch’tite famille and 8 rue de l’Humanité.
But according to AlloCiné netizens, it belongs to a different director.
Hitting our screens on July 22, 2015, Our Future is director Remy Besançon’s fifth film, following My Life in the Air, The First Day of the Rest of Your Life (which revealed it to the general public), a happy event. and Zarafa. It tells the story of two childhood friends who have lost touch since high school and who are retracing their memories.
Laurence Arne plays one of their gang members and rubs shoulders with Pio Marmay, Pierre Rochefort, Camille Cotin, Kian Khojandi and Melanie Bernier in this nostalgic film that drew 186,046 in French cinemas.
Some excerpts from the reviews of Internet users who gave Our Futures a 5-star rating
Beatrice L: “The story is touching, sometimes funny, sometimes nostalgic, sometimes a little something waltzes In the part of the road movie between 2 friends (I even recognized the music) and Peggy Sue married where the main character calms down his past and tries to revive it. Very beautiful. Lots of nice finds. The actors are excited. I found Pierre Rochefort very fair and Pio Marmay excellent.
Anonymous internet user: “I recommend this wonderful nostalgic comedy. Full of emotion and energy thanks to the soundtrack, you will want to listen again when you leave. The director talks delicately about a subject that concerns us all. A universal film that should be seen by all ages, not. Just once.”
Anonymous internet user: “I was blown away by this film, its cast that we instantly identify with, the script and especially the thought-provoking beat… We find the right tone in The Last Day of the Rest of Your Life. Nostalgic comedy. To watch it over and over again!”
A nugget with a theme of rediscovered friendship and self-reconciliation
Biertan64: “Our future, in my opinion, should be classified in those great comic-melancholy films, such as the same director’s “The First Day of the Rest of Your Life”. We find there youth, past friendships, nostalgia. Relationship with the loss of dear beings… In short , we shed a few tears every now and then, even though the film has a lot of comedy lines and scenes, thanks to Pio Marmai in excellent form as well as Melanie Bernier and Kian Khojandi.
Guillaume H.: “Here is an offensive film that is underappreciated by critics. A film cataloged in the corridors of buddy comedies, a regressive buddy film that presents the crisis of the thirties against the backdrop of nostalgia. Provocative, gritty, with a central theme of rediscovered friendship and coming to terms with oneself.”
Jeremy T: “A must for people who were 20 years old in the 80s and 90s. The character of DJ Mad Max and the special Pio Marmay and Pierre Rochefort are incredible.”
And you ? Are you fascinated by our future?
Source: Allocine
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