
Chantal, Gabrielle and Nelly set out on a road trip through rural France to attend the wedding of an ex-boyfriend. During the journey many unexpected and surprising events happen to them, revealing the distinct personalities of these three very different women. Together they share all the stress, despair, self-doubt and joy of what it is to be a fifty-something French woman in 2009 and they talk openly about their relationships with men. Funny, fragile and moving, these women... (Full plot summary below)
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Chantal, Gabrielle and Nelly set out on a road trip through rural France to attend the wedding of an ex-boyfriend. During the journey many unexpected and surprising events happen to them, revealing the distinct personalities of these three very different women. Together they share all the stress, despair, self-doubt and joy of what it is to be a fifty-something French woman in 2009 and they talk openly about their relationships with men. Funny, fragile and moving, these women will leave you in tears of laughter and sadness.
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| User ReviewAngelo MApres "Mammuth", c'est reparti pour un nouveau road-movie à travers la France profonde. Aussi sympathiques soient-elles, ce n'est pas par ses péripéties plutôt classiques que "Thelma, Louise et Chantal" séduira son public : on reste dans le détournement sage du film de Ridley Scott et dans la moyenne standard de la comédie dramatique hexagonale. Mais les trois actrices (Catherine Jacob, Jane Birkin et Caroline Cellier) incarnent avec une joie évidente leurs personnages archétypaux (la dépressive, la lunaire et la nympho) et une bonne partie des dialogues creusent dans un registre vachard savoureux. Sans être un chef d'oeuvre immortel, ce road-trip feminin s'inscrit dans la veine d'un "Filles perdues, cheveux gras" (en plus conventionnel, toutefois) qui alterne avec tact moments d'humour et de gravité, et attire forcément la sympathie. |