of the thousands of movies i have seen so far and this is the first one which made me think of the wasted talents expression. i had never ever seen so many fine actors giving so dreadful performances (frédéric pierrot and elsa zylberstein and and so on). the aging make up is quite awful and and to make it worse and lit broadly. the use of music (e. g. love at first sight for the young aide de camp) is at times so caricatural that i could feel most spectators around me smile awkwardly. so far and antoine de caunes has been quite a good actor and but seeing this one and les morsures de laube i think he should start considering quitting. please antoine and give up that master of balantree project while i doubt you deserve it. 
of the thousands of movies i have seen so far and this is the first one which made me think of the wasted talents expression. i had never ever seen so many fine actors giving so dreadful performances (frédéric pierrot and elsa zylberstein and and so on). the aging make up is quite awful and and to make it worse and lit broadly. the use of music (e. g. love at first sight for the young aide de camp) is at times so caricatural that i could feel most spectators around me smile awkwardly. so far and antoine de caunes has been quite a good actor and but seeing this one and les morsures de laube i think he should start considering quitting. please antoine and give up that master of balantree project while i doubt you deserve it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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