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| Jean Dujardin | ... |
Fred /
Olivier /
François /
Laurent /
James
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| Gilles Lellouche | ... |
Greg /
Nicolas /
Bernard /
Antoine /
Eric
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Lionel Abelanski | ... |
Le directeur de séminaire
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Fabrice Agoguet | ... |
Infidèle anonyme #9
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| Joey Bell | ... |
Newlywed
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Pierre Benoist | ... |
Le serveur
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Violette Blanckaert | ... |
Fanny
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Vincent Bonnasseau | ... |
Infidèle anonyme #7
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Bastien Bouillon | ... |
Valentin
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| Guillaume Canet | ... |
Thibault
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Célestin Chapelain | ... |
Maxime
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Xavier Claudon | ... |
Infidèle anonyme #1
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| Aina Clotet | ... |
Julia
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David Allen Cluck | ... |
Hotel Receptionist - Las Vegas
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Laurent Cotillard | ... |
Infidèle anonyme #3
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A series of short films set around the theme of infidelity.
The movie made big waves even before it hit the international cinema screens, because someone leaked the fact that a movie poster got held back because it was inappropriate and would have diminished Jean Dujardins chances of winning the Oscar (or was it just a publicity stunt?). The movie itself might be able to live off that controversy at first, but even after a few "shocking" moments at first, it'll have to stand on its own two feet (pun not intended).
Dujardin and his partner (in crime) here show a real passion for that project. They go places you might expect them to go. But even if only Dujardin is on your radar (the other actor being very famous in France too), it is a lack of emotion for both characters and the triviality of the whole thing, that might make you want to stop watching it. The overall idea was nice and I still kind of like it, but it's anything but special ...