All About Them

It is attractively performed by its leads and sometimes very funny, with several scenes of lovers being caught in flagrante or hiding from one another, but is undermined by its very contrived and all too predictable plotting.

All About Them is either a piece of male wish fulfilment or a reason, right now, to emigrate to France.

The skittish comic approach is tempered by the fact that all three actors - and Demoustier in particular - bring an unaffected charm to this fairly generic tale of stolen clinches and mislaid knickers.

Part human drama, part comedy of errors, All About Them stays on the right side of Carry On-style farce thanks to the authenticity of its characters.