Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Mélanie Bernier | ... | Machine | |
Clovis Cornillac | ... | Machin | |
Lilou Fogli | ... | Charlotte | |
Philippe Duquesne | ... | Artus | |
Grégoire Oestermann | ... | Evguenie | |
Oscar Copp | ... | Dan | |
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Boris Terral | ... | L'inconnu italien (as Boris Teral) |
Manu Payet | ... | Le caissier Picard | |
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Arnaud Lechien | ... | Paul |
Stéfan Godin | ... | Déménageur 1 (as Stefan Godin) | |
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Harrison Arevalo | ... | Déménageur 2 (as Harisson Arevalo) |
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Olivier Bouana | ... | Mathieu |
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Rudy Milstein | ... | Igor |
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Claude Evrard | ... | Vleux voisin |
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Sophie Le Tellier | ... | La mère de Juliette |
He is a dedicated workaholic who lives and breathes his work. He prefers nothing more than silence. She is an accomplished pianist working on her big-break concert. To her, music and sound is everything. Separated only by a wall, things get interesting.
This is a very simple and engaging french film. A very shy young pianist moves to her own apartment that's separated by a paper thin wall from another one (in another building) inhabited by a hermit (almost) game designer.
The plot is thin, but the acting's great and you really become interested in the characters. Also quite a wry comment on how our very "open" society in effect isolates people by the overuse of gadgets (read smartphones).
Anyhow, the main characters find that to have an essential connection one doesn't need to be in front of another person.
Secondary actors are also great and there are many funny and endearing moments.
Really should be seen...