La belle époque

critic Reviews

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    Peter BradshawGuardian
    It's comedy-drama that is not funny enough to count as a comedy and not plausible enough to count as a drama.
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    Peter DebrugeVariety
    Where so many high-concept romantic comedies squander their one big idea, "La Belle Époque" leverages its own to remind how and why we fall in love in the first place...
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    Todd McCarthyHollywood Reporter
    Everything clicks here, all the time.
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    Jane FreeburyThe Canberra Times (Australia)
    This delicious tale of lovers a half century apart is a postmodern romance. Part choose your own romantic adventure and era, part relationship drama.
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    Erick EstradaCinegarage
    Cleverness and brilliant editing will sustain us through a story that's irremediably elemental, simple, and light.
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    Todd JorgensonCinemalogue
    Sure it’s manipulative, but this uneven French romantic comedy is also overflowing with old-fashioned uplifting charm.
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    Emiliano BasileEscribiendoCine
    An entertaining film. [Full review in Spanish]
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    Alex BehanStuff.co.nz
    There are hints of The Game, It's a Wonderful Life and The Truman Show, but this clever, funny, one-step- ahead-of-you script is really quite unique. Fantastic.
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    Ayeen ForootanIn Review Online
    Instead of moving into any humorous exploration of the underlayers of the human condition, Bedos presents everything a bit like an outdated vaudeville-esque show.
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    Andrew ParkerThe Gate
    A pleasingly strange comedy... takes a somewhat familiar high concept and applies it to the story of two men [growing] older, but not necessarily wiser.
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