I certainly got hooked into this tale with all its characters possessing certain flaws and everything in shades of grey. The beginning is ambiguous and draws you in, you don't know where the sides are drawn and even by the time they are revealed they still appear blurry and hazy. There were plenty of moments that left me reeling as things came left of field to surprise you and you fall deeper into the moral fallout of the two leads. There was also some moments of real panache too... I love how Auteuils character took some 'time out' to go see his wife Camille and calmly returned to his fate. It was a touching scene and I gave a small cheer at it too because it was such a nice thing for him to go and do.
Unfortunately I missed the ending though, it was on TV late at night so I taped it but didn't have enough tape left to catch it all. So it cut off halfway through Auteuil's character catching up with his grown up daughter Lola... So I'd definitely appreciate any kind souls out there emailing me with a what happened next run down...
Unfortunately I missed the ending though, it was on TV late at night so I taped it but didn't have enough tape left to catch it all. So it cut off halfway through Auteuil's character catching up with his grown up daughter Lola... So I'd definitely appreciate any kind souls out there emailing me with a what happened next run down...