SummaryAfter her mother dies, Nénette (Josiane Balasko), a disabled senior citizen, meets her pharmacist half-brother Paul (Michel Blanc) for the first time.
Directed By:Josiane Balasko
Written By:Josiane Balasko, Franck Lee Joseph
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24
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Feb 6, 2014
60
Broad comedy and a little slapstick ensue. In the end, you’ve got to have a heart harder than a tortoise shell not get a little misty.
Feb 7, 2014
50
If Nenette as a character is more a narrative convenience than a depiction of an actual condition, her permanent childhood does provide the 63-year-old Balasko with an exuberant, unpredictable role. That she continues to make work for herself as both an actress and a director is a good thing, but it would be better if she found a more ambitious writer.
Feb 9, 2014
30
This sentimental French farce unsuccessfully strains for laughs while lurching towards its all too predictable denouement.
Feb 10, 2014
20
French actress-writer-director Josiane Balasko plunges in with all the finesse of a hopped-up Pollyanna, her simplistic interpretation of an impaired sexagenarian coming close to outright parody.
Feb 4, 2014
20
The film indulges in much wannabe-funny wailing, shrieking, and flopping about by Nénette and Paul, only to then lace its buffoonish material with semi-serious undercurrents.
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