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| 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
If you're going to have a May/December affair with a woman in her mid 60's..Fanny is definitely the one you want to have it with. And even should you be same age or older, don't think you'd believe her to be an off choice. As for her performance in this film, it's once again pure Fanny Ardant.. she just makes it all look so relaxed and easy. She is (and has been for most her entire career) in a league all her own. It's a great cast overall, there are no weak performances. The script is straightforward, but again is so well done you do not realize how good it is until it's all over. And should you be fortunate enough in life to have experienced somewhat a similar circumstance.. all the more poignant.