It’s a minor miracle that the cast manages to charm throughout and keep the audience’s sympathies -- instead of repelling us with their manifest dishonesty and delusions.

Emmanuel Mouret and Carmen Leroi’s fun and fascinating screenplay is far and away the strong point of this project.

Fans of a certain type of cheesy, commercial, Éric Rohmer-inspired French cinema will know immediately that nothing especially convincing, dramatic or even psychologically credible is about to happen over the subsequent 110 minutes.

...the entire film is charged by a feeling of fragility and vulnerability, by the sensation that all happiness is easily shed in a drop of that small rain the poet imagined, and that, with it, we rain, we love, and we stop loving. [Full review in Spanish]