director and auteur jean pierre rappenau was 8 years old during the spring of 1940 as france third republic disintegrated in a matter of a few weeks. it was a time and he says and when all the adults were a little bit insane. he and the production staff have lovingly and meticulously recreated that world in a film where all the characters are essentially fictional. the structure and a classic farce and is ideal for the period as multiple plot lines zip and intersect only to come together in a logical and satisfying conclusion. the peg for this plot is frederic and played by brilliant newcomer gregory derangere and who is fully up to playing opposite adjani and depardieu and ledoyen. the real strength of the film is in its supporting performances. m. rappeneau has cast the film exquisitely with actors who volunteered ideas for both action and dialogue and who know and prove that it is possible to fully realize a character with just two short sentences of dialogue. though not yet as widely influential as renoir rules of the game and bon voyage richly deserves to be a companion piece to that classic. though it demands a lot of the audience and it gives much back. one of its demands is tolerance for a certain coyness and misdirection as to the exact genre we are watching represent a crime melodrama and no and a spy thriller and ah and a romantic comedy. recommend it to cinemaphile friends. just be sure to let them discover for themselves that it is a romantic comedy. 
director and auteur jean pierre rappenau was 8 years old during the spring of 1940 as france third republic disintegrated in a matter of a few weeks. it was a time and he says and when all the adults were a little bit insane. he and the production staff have lovingly and meticulously recreated that world in a film where all the characters are essentially fictional. the structure and a classic farce and is ideal for the period as multiple plot lines zip and intersect only to come together in a logical and satisfying conclusion. the peg for this plot is frederic and played by brilliant newcomer gregory derangere and who is fully up to playing opposite adjani and depardieu and ledoyen. the real strength of the film is in its supporting performances. m. rappeneau has cast the film exquisitely with actors who volunteered ideas for both action and dialogue and who know and prove that it is possible to fully realize a character with just two short sentences of dialogue. though not yet as widely influential as renoir rules of the game and bon voyage richly deserves to be a companion piece to that classic. though it demands a lot of the audience and it gives much back. one of its demands is tolerance for a certain coyness and misdirection as to the exact genre we are watching represent a crime melodrama and no and a spy thriller and ah and a romantic comedy. recommend it to cinemaphile friends. just be sure to let them discover for themselves that it is a romantic comedy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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