La vie en couleurs

The film follows Laura, who is married to Ricardo, an Argentinean cameraman and political refugee in France. They have two daughters, Ariane and Amélie. As democracy is restored in Argentina, Ricardo wishes to return with his family, but Laura's refusal leads to their separation. After three years, Laura encounters Didier Caillaux-Lalande, a young man interested in printing a book about Gustave Doré.

La vie en couleurs presents a unique glimpse into the struggles of a woman balancing family obligations with her own aspirations. The film offers a comedic perspective on serious themes of separation and cultural identity, making it an interesting watch for fans of 1980s French cinema. The film's cast includes Carole Laure, Facundo Bo, Jean-Christophe Lebert, and Jacques Duby, contributing to its character-driven narrative.