Romantic comedy with unique premise

A new romantic comedy follows the evolving relationship between a blind woman and her neighbor, starting with daily insults that gradually turn into a love story. The film uses humor and heart to explore how misunderstandings can lead to connection.

Director's inspiration from Hollywood classics

Directed by Axelle Ropert, the film draws inspiration from the golden age of Hollywood, especially the works of Howard Hawks, who famously directed Katharine Hepburn in several classic films. This influence is evident in the witty dialogue and character dynamics.

Setting and main cast

Set in present-day Paris, the film features Mélanie Bernier and Bastien Bouillon in leading roles. Bernier is known for her sharp comedic timing, while Bouillon is compared to a rising star in the same vein as Ryan Gosling, suggesting a similar charm and appeal.

Mixed reception and standout performances

While the film is described as somewhat uneven in pacing and tone, the chemistry between the two leads helps to balance its flaws. Mélanie Bernier is praised for her role, which is seen as a meaningful and real contribution to the film's narrative.

Supporting roles and audience access

The film also includes standout performances, notably from Serge Bozon as a bar rocker, whose scenes are highlighted as some of the best in the movie. Some critiques of the film are available only to subscribers of certain platforms.