While there is something inconsequential about the story, since its characters are so far removed from what most of us think of as real life, there is something pleasant about joining them in their universe of romance and sex.

In his role, Vincent Macaigne is sweet, silly, funny and sad like he just wrapped on a Woody Allen film. In fact, he could be Woody. [Full review in Spanish]

Mouret relies on two very clear things... One is his ability as a brilliant dialogue writer (this time he co-writes with Pierre Giraud). The other, splendid actors. [Full review in Spanish]

Beyond the magnificent performances and the mastery shown in filming the minuet of emotions, the film is, quite simply, a pure delight. [Full review in Spanish]