Dominique Pinon,
Fanny Ardant,
Audrey Dana,
Michèle Bernier,
Myriam Boyer
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In the still of the night, three lives are about to cross...a woman abandoned, a stranger awaiting his chance and, a best-selling author who imagines the thriller of the year. Deceptively layered and ...( read more
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Stats: 291 reviews
J'ai attendu le tueur en séries tout le film moi! Mais non, une simple apparition alors que le résumé du film disait qu'il en était le centre...
A film by Claude Lelouch with Fanny Ardant, Dominique Pinon and Audrey Dana in great performance. A little suspense with some humor. A movie to enjoy it, to have fun.
Seemed promising to me, but ended up as just another not-so-bad drama. It's okay for one time watch though.
The complexity of the script and the deep character makes this drama/thriller movie a really enjoyable one, while we never exactly know what we are going through. Ambitious.
This is pretty great and not well known apparently. Saw it at the Enzion theater near me (plays more Indie films than anything) and very glad I saw this. Great performances all around and an intriguing plot that does start to get tedious towards the end, but the first half is an ...( read more)
A stylish, well-produced and entertaining mystery that prompts reflections about connections, appearances, deception and the writing process.
An ingenuous knot of plot, expertly tangled, in which nothing is quite what it seems. full review
If you're willing to go along with it, as I was, then being manipulated -- or at least actively misled -- becomes a pleasure. full review
It's the smartest and best suspense movie you're likely to see for a while. full review
The twists and convolutions of the film's beginning and end enable a middle that is dizzying domestic comedy. full review
I can't say that I love all of Roman De Gare, but it is worth reporting that the first half of the film is nearly perfect -- a master's piece. full review
The problem with Roman de Gare is that the tale grabs you more than the telling. full review
With a winning combination of tension, romance and humor and picturesque locations from Paris to Burgundy's vineyards to the seashore at Cannes, the film is a Francophile's feast. full review
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