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Chomet captures the way that memories can mislead or turn into a torrent but despite the jokes, he never loses sight of Paul's sadness.

Paolo's skittishness and studied lack of depth makes him difficult to get close to as a central character but the film comes alive when Gouix is on screen.

Too much and over the top, the film nevertheless finds its rhythm.

Pirot has crafted a sweet, if slight debut, that suggests more and better to come.

Ambrosioni extracts lived-in performances from Cottin and the whole cast which lifts what could have been a straight-forward drama into a profound and moving portrait of families and motherhood.

The problem lies in the staging and the plotting, both of which make the film feel like a solid TV show rather than a feature film.

Nebbou judges the mood of the moment to perfection.