The Closet
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François Pignon, a very bland sort of man who works as an accountant in a rubber factory, is about to be fired. His new neighbour comes up with an idea to prevent such a thing to happen: he spreads the rumor that he's gay so that the factory management might be afraid they'll be sued for sexual discrimination. Of course, nothing happens as it should, but the changes in François Pignon's life -and other people's too- is drastic !... (Full plot summary below)

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François Pignon, a very bland sort of man who works as an accountant in a rubber factory, is about to be fired. His new neighbour comes up with an idea to prevent such a thing to happen: he spreads the rumor that he's gay so that the factory management might be afraid they'll be sued for sexual discrimination. Of course, nothing happens as it should, but the changes in François Pignon's life -and other people's too- is drastic !

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San Francisco Chronicle - 10/10 by Bob GrahamNeither a "gay" movie nor a straight one; it is simply a funny one.
Baltimore Sun - 9/10 by Michael SragowThe movie's steady good humor and respect for character is pleasing - even energizing.
NUVO Newsweekly - 9/10 by Edward Johnson-OttThe film offers no grand statements, just a clever idea and exceptional cast.
SPLICEDWire - 9/10 by Rob BlackwelderSee The Closet now before somebody ruins an American version by casting Robin Williams and scrubbing clean all its wanton wackiness.
Washington Post - 9/10 by Desson ThomsonWins you over with its devastating simplicity.
Washington Post - 9/10 by Rita KempleyThe French originals are always much breezier, the characters more genuine and the actors subtler even if the situations are just as silly.
Planet Sick-Boy - 8/10 by Jon PopickBased on a single joke, making it no different from any of the recent Saturday Night Live movie bombs.
Wall Street Journal - 8/10 by Joe MorgensternA farce nearly as cracked as his previous "The Dinner Game."
USA Today - 8/10 by Mike ClarkThis is economy of style that Americans get only in Woody Allen movies -- and even that's not a guarantee.
Philadelphia Inquirer - 8/10 by Desmond RyanIt's a bright and breezy piece, and a refreshing alternative to the gross-out Hollywood comedies.

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