De l'autre côté du lit (2008) 5.2
To save their marriage, a man and a woman decide to exchange their lives for a year. Director:Pascale Pouzadoux |
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De l'autre côté du lit (2008) 5.2
To save their marriage, a man and a woman decide to exchange their lives for a year. Director:Pascale Pouzadoux |
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Ariane Marciac
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| Dany Boon | ... |
Hugo Marciac
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Antoine Duléry | ... |
Maurice
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Roland Giraud | ... |
Adolphe Nicart
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Anny Duperey | ... |
Lise
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Juliette Arnaud | ... |
Charlotte
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Ninon Mauger | ... |
Louise
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Clémot Couture | ... |
Hector
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François Vincentelli | ... |
Flanvart
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Delphine Rivière | ... |
Samia
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Arsène Mosca | ... |
Gonçalvo
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Eric Fraticelli | ... |
Lieutenant Lorenzi
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Patrick Palmero | ... |
Commercial 1
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Philippe Bénard | ... |
Commercial 2
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Raphaëlle Cambray | ... |
Cliente Jailoutil
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Ariane and Hugo decide to exchange the lives they lead to escape from their routine, which after ten years of marriage, gives them the feeling of being hamsters in a wheel. She suddenly finds herself at the head of a construction equipment rental company and he tries to take the role of a house calling jewelry salesman...But is life really better when you live it on the other side of the bed? Written by Happy_Evil_Dude
... or "turkey" in English. For those who still haven't understood, this film is a total waste (of money, talent & time). The director flunked the funny, witty, edgy tone of the novel, a book which illustrated the surrealistic 'pitch' (a man and wife switch life to see how it's like to be 'on the other side') with just enough irony to be somewhat "realistic" (which wasn't the point). The "TV prime-time movies" standards being what they are, all the acid juice has turned into lukewarm syrup, breeding a romantic comedy which is repellent from A to Z. The mess even gradually becomes a catalogue of stereotyped characters, dismissing along the way 30 years of feminism (of course, women CRRRRAVE to buy jewelry while slouching on the pool side, or they would KILLLLL to buy the services of a male model who would do handiwork at their homes). The story basically consists in sending men & women back to back, stating that the war of sexes is useless since "both have good and bad sides". Hoho, what a breakthrough in humor, intelligence and cinema in general ! All this with overacting (and under-directed) actors, thrown under the laziest camera in the world. Times are hard for comedy fans...