Marie-Francine

It's definitely not the best performance from Valérie Lemercier, but we spend a good moment after all.

Some funny jokes, a movie to clear your mind and stop thinking about your own problems. It's quite realistic and therefore brings you to remember your own love and family experiences, whether they are positive or negative ones. I think you can truly identify yourself with Marie-Francine if you are over 40 years old, otherwise you are kindly smiling and praying for it doesn't happened to you.

At least, it totally correspond to the trailer, which means a sweet and light french comedy.

I love this film so much, I bought it, and have watched it three times, in a month, already. The movie is very funny, sweet, and touching. The comedy is subtle, but hilarious. Nothing is overdone or dragged out, like in run-of-the mill American TV movies. A joy to watch. And, it's helping me practice my French. I don't like some of the translation, which is often clearly, and, unnecessarily, different, even in the French subtitles, but, that also helps me with my French studies.

For Marie-Francine the life is quite hard: her husband left her and she has to go back to her parent's home (she is 50 years old): and little by little she will recover her life.Marie-Francine is a pleasant comedy with some touchs of humour about the marriage, the life of the people in the neighborhood and her new love.

Boring, bad photography, not funny.

No one really worked during the making of the movie.

Movie you can watch just for a good laugh. Its nothing more and nothing less than that...