London mon amour (Mes amis, mes amours) (2008)

63% of critics liked it
(8 reviews)
39% of users liked it
(545 ratings)

Two divorced men, Mathias and Antoine, become a modern-day odd couple when they move in together in London, along with their two kids. But while establishing house rules is easy, handling relationships with the opposite sex is another matter. Domestic bliss is jeopardized when Mathias falls for the… More Two divorced men, Mathias and Antoine, become a modern-day odd couple when they move in together in London, along with their two kids. But while establishing house rules is easy, handling relationships with the opposite sex is another matter. Domestic bliss is jeopardized when Mathias falls for the charms of Audrey, another French ex-pat living in London.

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 38 min.
Directed By: Lorraine Levy
Genres: Romance, Art House & International, Comedy

In Theaters: Jul 2, 2008 Wide
On DVD: May 19, 2009
Studio: Equinoxe Films

Critic Reviews

Sandra Hall, Sydney Morning Herald
With My Friends, My Loves, the French are making an excursion into Richard Curtis country.
David Stratton, The Australian
With so many good-looking people seen against so many fetching backgrounds, how could anyone dislike My Friends, My Loves, especially when lovers seem to outnumber friends?
Margaret Pomeranz, At the Movies (Australia)
It made me so angry. The French have an absolute talent for putting phoniness on screen. There is not an honest note in this film.
David Stratton, At the Movies (Australia)
Even the luminous Virginie Ledoyen can't bring much to the mediocre proceedings.
Liz Graham, FILMINK (Australia)
The sweet story gets overshadowed by strange directorial choices, though the cast support the story well.
Colin Newton, Courier Mail (Australia)
While My Friends, My Loves is not a masterpiece, it sticks to the romantic comedy genre with a French twist.
Andrew L. Urban, Urban Cinefile
Flawed and sometimes a bit contrived (like kiddies mouthing wise observations between themselves in precocious but cute mode) the film is nevertheless entertaining
Louise Keller, Urban Cinefile
This entertaining French romantic comedy passes all the tests with its top cast, odd-couple buddy premise and heart rending stories of cupid's impact