Mon amour: En six histoires

Totally recommend. I've never been so relaxed watching series about people's lives. Never been so focused watching people live their life not for the camera.

Very heartwarming stories of love and caring for each other as life throws things at you.

Just wish the dubbing and translations were better, I understood 3 languages from the different stories and they have used the wrong type of voice for the dubbing for each of the people that appear - it just doesn't suit and the translation really is terrible and doesn't convey exactly what they're saying, their conversations are actually much better and wittier which doesn't come across in English.

I married my sweetheart and then after 13 years of marriage, he died from brain cancer. You can not come back from that. I still find myself talking to Frank and asking him for advice or to solve a question or problem of whatever may be.

I'm watching these wonderful souls and I can only hope that young people going into marriage know that love does solve everything and to stick by one another and trust one another no matter what.

Life is short and when you are young it seems that it goes on forever, it doesn't, believe me. Hold tight, love strong and you will be happy, trust me when an old woman says this. Count your blessings because tomorrow comes in like a thunderstorm. There are no do overs, ever.

Just watching the trailer first and feeling this documentary film are so awesome :). Some bright and positive stories bring people to believe in love and faithfulness :). Be Worth watching after reading Bill Gate's news.

Some episodes enthralled me more than others, but all were well worth my time. These stories aren't only about people having spent over half a lifetime together, they're about so many other aspects of life and about the vulnerabilities that come with great love.

The visuals all over the world are amazing, like the Brazil episode that takes you deep into the Rio de Janeiro slums, giving a really good inside impression. And India too, is mesmerising (and heartbreaking and soul-warming) on so many levels.

Very interesting if you enjoy looking into the lives of people you'd probably never meet, far away from where and how you yourself live. I'm hoping there's more to come.