Beaux-parents (2019)

Beaux-parents (2019). 1h 23m

“A successful film with actors as accomplice as hilarious: u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/name/nm1327729/\u003eBénabaru003c/au003e and u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/name/nm1671102/\u003eCharlie Bruneauu003c/au003e form an adorable couple while u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/name/nm0099828/\u003eDidier Bourdonu003c/au003e and u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/name/nm0001929/\u003eJosiane Balaskou003c/au003e are the almost-perfect parents-in-law. This is the second film directed by u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/name/nm2131687/\u003eHéctor Cabello Reyesu003c/au003e knowing that u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/title/tt5308364/\u003e7 jours pas plus (2017)u003c/au003e was clearly less accomplished. In u003ca class=ipc-md-link ipc-md-link–entity href=/title/tt8600414/\u003eBeaux-parents (2019)u003c/au003e, I particularly liked the Vaudeville dimension, with an incredible scene during which the husband hides his gorgeous paramour with his parents-in-law, together in the bathroom, because his wife arrives unexpectedly. As a synthesis: 5/6 of 10.”