L'été de nos quinze ans

A review here on IMDB complains that an industrialist has made this film (what normal movie is not made by industrialists?), that the young people in it are super-clean and don't know what unemployment, money shortages or drugs are. As if a movie is bad for those reasons.

Why do reviewers so often want movies to wallow in misery? This movie is the opposite: a happy, funny and enjoyable story with lovely characters only. Can't movies be bright and good? Also, this is a drama comedy, not a teenage angst tragedy.

It's a real story with personality and with a lovely atmosphere. If I had been young and seen it, I would have loved it. I do now, even though I'm old.