Directed by:
Patrice LeconteScreenplay:
Patrice LeconteCinematography:
Eduardo SerraCast:
Philippe Noiret, Richard Bohringer, Thierry Lhermitte, Carole Bouquet, Jean Rochefort, Miou-Miou, Judith Godrèche, Michèle Laroque, Maxime Leroux (more)Plots(1)
An elegant marrried man with a wandering eye, horrified that his wife has begun her own series of romantic adventures, decides--with his uncle's advice--the only rational reaction is to do away with her. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
"We don't want to kill all the women in the world. Only the ones who piss us off..." A great film, and I don't think it's strongly anti-woman, not at all. In my opinion, everyone, man or woman, can get "their own thing" out of it. The brilliantly played central Noiret-Bohringer-Lhermitte trio simply takes you on an hour and a half long trip, full of humor and incredible jokes, but also manages to be serious (the part with Jean Rochefort's character is absolutely amazing) without being moralistic or unnecessarily sentimental. Once again five pure stars. Nothing to be concerned with here.
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