Robert Guédiguian reunites his regular repertory for a heartfelt, gently scathing take on the gig economy and the generational divide.

This exhaustive - and exhausting - overview of the fragility of work for lowly laborers in 21st century France lacks even one character who feels alive.

This won't bring Guédiguian new fans, and will certainly appeal most to older audiences susceptible to a certain tut-tutting 'what's the world come to?' tone, but it's a solid if minor addition to his canon.

Ariane Ascaride's performance stands out, [an] indefatigable Mother Courage from Marseille. [Full review in Spanish]