Pascale Arbillot

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François and Charlotte run together a gourmet hotel and restaurant on the edge of the sea, but their marital relationship is not fixed beauty: obsessive hard, Francis wants his first star in the Michelin Guide while Charlotte, at the dawn of the quarantine, dreams of a first child. This already complicated situation will literally explode the day where Charlotte's first husband, Alex, disembarked in their lives while everyone believed him dead in the terrible tsunami of 2004.

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Aurore, separated from her husband, has just lost her job and been told that she is going to be a grandmother. She is slowly being pushed to the outskirts of society, but when she accidentally runs into the great love of her youth, she puts her foot down and refuses to be relegated to the scrap yard. What if now was the time to start over.

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They are the President of the Republic, nanny, Baker, actress, prof, florist, journalist, without employment, pediatrician. They are possessive, caring, inept, absent, omnipresent, overwhelmed, lenient, loving, fragile, in full possession of their means or lose the head. And then we become mom - and it will be our party.

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This moving story of the healing power of cinema is a must see for any cineaste In the 1980's, Saul Birnbaum runs a Jack Rabbit Slims style diner, with his film maker friend Joakin, dedicated to both food and films. On the surface, they appear to be two successful businessmen. Underneath, both are suffering trauma - Saul narrowly escaped the Holocaust, while Joakin channels his own experience of fleeing Pinochet's Chilean dictatorship into a period drama about Sauls escape from Nazi Germany as a child. All this hidden tension is finally released when Saul begins a relationship with Hannah, the mysterious projectionist at the local cinematheque. Abkarian is superb as the charismatic, movie loving Saul, who frequently entertains his guests with film quizzes and impressions - a scene where the projector breaks during a screening of The Third Man and Saul regales the audience with a rendition of the cuckoo clock speech being a highlight.