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Title: Bright Days Ahead (2013)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Fanny Ardant | ... | Caroline dite Caro | |
| Laurent Lafitte | ... | Julien (as Laurent Lafitte de la Comédie Française) | |
| Patrick Chesnais | ... | Philippe | |
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Jean-François Stévenin | ... | Roger |
| Fanny Cottençon | ... | Chantal | |
| Catherine Lachens | ... | Sylviane | |
| Alain Cauchi | ... | Jacky | |
| Marie Rivière | ... | Jocelyne dite Jojo | |
| Marc Chapiteau | ... | Hugues | |
| Féodor Atkine | ... | Paul | |
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Olivia Côte | ... | Lydia - la prof de théâtre (as Olivia Cote) |
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Émilie Caen | ... | L'hôtesse des Beaux Jours (as Emilie Caen) |
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Eléonore Bernheim | ... | Lise |
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Maud Le Guenedal | ... | Rebecca |
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Roman Tabar-Nouval | ... | Le petit Arthur |
The retired dentist Caroline attends a class for computer users. Although she is married, she falls in love with her significantly younger lecturer. It turns out he used to visit her surgery because primarily in order to enjoy her view. Her husband finds out about her affair with this admirer. Written by Anonymous
I am a fan of Ardent and certainly of French cinema.
But this film is unforgivably bland and flat.
Now, OK, the French simply cannot make a film without adultery. I get it. It is apparently some French law. And usually a one with good results. But it is one of several utterly forced aspects and plot lines thrown into this slightly droll "Lifetime channel" "made-for-TV" quality film that make the entire experience seem artificial. It doesn't shock, excite, enlightening, add drama, sadness or happiness. It is just a has to be there because it is the only thing the writers could think of.
The rest of the film is predictable and cliché. No usual French subtleties, simply nothing at all of interest