Et toi t'es sur qui? (2007)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.4/10   

Director:

Lola Doillon

Guionista:

Lola Doillon (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

13 junio 2007 (France)

Género:

Romance

Plot:

Three teenage friends bond during thier last summer together after high school.

Plot Keywords:

Angoulême | Punctuation In Title | Question In Title

Premios:

2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Sweet and charming

Reparto

Lucie Desclozeaux	...	Elodie
Christa Theret	...	Julie dite Batman
Gaël Tavares	...	Vincent
Nicolas Schweri	...	Nicolas
Shomron Haddad	...	Alex
Eloïse Etrillard	...	Marion
Vincent Romoeuf	...	Kevin
Jules Borie	...	Julien
Pierre Masserann	...	Garçon vélo
Tristan Alcuna	...	Maxime
Valentin Dahmoune	...	Romain
Jackie Bosveuil	...	Jean-Pierre Vascout
Sophie Fougère	...	Nathalie Blanchard
Diama Ndiaye	...	Marine
Thibaud Varasson	...	Garçon fête Elodie

También conocida como:

Just About Love? (International: English title)

Duración:

France:82 min

País:

France

Idioma:

Francés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Clasificación:

South Korea:15 (DVD rating) | South Korea:18 (theatrical rating) | France:U

Locaciones de Filmación:

Angoulême, Charente, France

Compañía:

Ce Qui Me Meut Motion Pictures

Sweet and charming

French filmmaker Jacques Doillon is renowned to know how to direct children and teenagers. Apparently, his daughter Lola has the same gift.

The plot of "Et toi t'es sur qui ?" (which can be translated into "Who is your love interest ?") is a "comedy of morals" about two 15 year old girls who make a pact to lose their virginity before summer is over (in fact, they manage it before school's out). Elodie (Lucie Desclozeaux) and Julie, nicknamed "Batman" because of her Goth look (Christa Théret), are best friends at high school. Among their pals are Vincent (Gaël Tavares), in love with Elodie, and Nicolas (Nicolas Schweri). As their school breaks up for vocational training days, the girls examine their prospects from among their male friends. Mission is rapidly accomplished, but tangled consequences severely test the friendship among this small circle of young people.

There is nothing really new in this rites-of-passage movie, but it is told with gentle humor, with some hilarious lines ("What ? You mean you f...d Batman ?"). The young actors are all fresh and natural and Lola Doillon has a keen eye on contemporary teenagers (and respect for them as well). Hence, her first feature is very truthful, but its charm evaporates very quickly (and no, as you may have understood already, it is not one of those "teen movies" like "American Pie").