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Here, the times are changing and so is the plot. In fact, you can expect a mood swing every five minutes, in a story so muddled even the strong cast, including Gerard Depardieu and Catherine Deneuve, can't save it.

German star Tomer Sisley brings a winning level of charm to Largo, rising to the physicality of the role and injecting humour, but never letting it slip into pastiche.

In the neo-realistic style of handheld cameras and grainy colour, the film is more honest than entertaining.

While the films of The Trilogy can certainly be enjoyed on their own, the viewer's overall appreciation of them - and scale of Belvaux's vision - grows exponentionally when they are viewed in their totality.

Suffers from its dark obsessions.

Unlike most sequels this can hold its own with the original, due in large part to the quality of the writing and strength of the interwoven plots.