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AboutLes Petits Mouchoirs is a French film, directed by Guillaume Canet & released in 2010.
Plot
In a Parisian nightclub, party man Ludo takes off late at night on his scooter, where he's blindsided by a truck. Lying between life and death in the hospital, Ludo is visited by his band of longtime pals, who decide that the gruesome crash should not prevent them from embarking on their coveted summer holidays.
Prior to the trip, another major problem arises when one of the friends, osteopath Vincent, confesses his attraction to nervous-wreck restaurateur Max; their initial tête-à-tête is one of the film's comic highlights. Both are married, and Max clearly isn't game, so when they arrive later with their families at his pristine seaside cottage, tensions are sky-high. The group's stress level is further goosed by pot-smoking rebel Marie, lovesick actor Éric and the even more lovesick Antoine, all of whom are suffering from failed or failing relationships.
Technical
English Title - Little White Lies
German Title - Kleine wahre Lügen
Italian Title - Piccole bugie tra amici
Film Director, Written By - Guillaume Canet
Executive Producer - Alain Attal
Edited By - Hervé de Luze
Release Date - October 20, 2010 (Belgium, France, Switzerland)
Running Time - 2 hours 34 minutes
Country - France
Main cast
François Cluzet as Max Cantara
Marion Cotillard as Marie
Benoît Magimel as Vincent Ribaud
Gilles Lellouche as Éric
Jean Dujardin as Ludo
Laurent Lafitte as Antoine
Valérie Bonneton as Véronique Cantara
Pascale Arbillot as Isabelle Ribaud
Joël Dupuch as Jean-Louis
Anne Marivin as Juliette
Hocine Merabet as Nassim
Louise Monot as Léa, Éric's girlfriend
Édouard Montoute as Ludo's friend
Mathieu Chedid as Marie's lover
Sara Martins as Marie's lesbian friend
Maxim Nucci as Franck
Pierre-Benoist Varoclier as Waiter
Niseema Theillaud as Sabine
Plot
In a Parisian nightclub, party man Ludo takes off late at night on his scooter, where he's blindsided by a truck. Lying between life and death in the hospital, Ludo is visited by his band of longtime pals, who decide that the gruesome crash should not prevent them from embarking on their coveted summer holidays.
Prior to the trip, another major problem arises when one of the friends, osteopath Vincent, confesses his attraction to nervous-wreck restaurateur Max; their initial tête-à-tête is one of the film's comic highlights. Both are married, and Max clearly isn't game, so when they arrive later with their families at his pristine seaside cottage, tensions are sky-high. The group's stress level is further goosed by pot-smoking rebel Marie, lovesick actor Éric and the even more lovesick Antoine, all of whom are suffering from failed or failing relationships.
Technical
English Title - Little White Lies
German Title - Kleine wahre Lügen
Italian Title - Piccole bugie tra amici
Film Director, Written By - Guillaume Canet
Executive Producer - Alain Attal
Edited By - Hervé de Luze
Release Date - October 20, 2010 (Belgium, France, Switzerland)
Running Time - 2 hours 34 minutes
Country - France
Main cast
François Cluzet as Max Cantara
Marion Cotillard as Marie
Benoît Magimel as Vincent Ribaud
Gilles Lellouche as Éric
Jean Dujardin as Ludo
Laurent Lafitte as Antoine
Valérie Bonneton as Véronique Cantara
Pascale Arbillot as Isabelle Ribaud
Joël Dupuch as Jean-Louis
Anne Marivin as Juliette
Hocine Merabet as Nassim
Louise Monot as Léa, Éric's girlfriend
Édouard Montoute as Ludo's friend
Mathieu Chedid as Marie's lover
Sara Martins as Marie's lesbian friend
Maxim Nucci as Franck
Pierre-Benoist Varoclier as Waiter
Niseema Theillaud as Sabine
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