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Little secrets and big lies, 11 June 2011
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jotix100 from New York
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
This film made for French television was shown recently on a cable
channel. Not knowing anything about it, we decided to take a chance.
This is a production that with a cast change and with English spoken
could well be an American made film. There are elements in the story
that are typical of films made by Hollywood.
Start with the stars. We are given two good looking actors that appear
at ease with one another, which is the case with the beautiful Michelle
Laroque and the handsome Thierry Neuvic. They meet at an airport trying
to pull the same piece of luggage. One thing leads to another and
before we realize they have fallen head over heels with one another.
The only problem is they have not told each other who they really are.
When that occurs, they realize they have been deceived in believing all
was good between them.
Laurence Katrian directed the comedy which is enjoyable and pleasant on
the eyes. Ms. Laroque and Mr. Neuvic do excellent work in making the
viewer believe they are the sophisticated characters both were asked to
play. Also in the cast, Dominic Gould, Manu Payet and the late Helene
Surgere who as Marguerite gives the film a touch of class.
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