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L'ordre des choses, directed by Richard Berry, dives into the oddities of family and identity with a light comedic touch. Bernard, at sixty, is enjoying a seemingly idyllic life with Juliette, his much younger partner. But things take an unexpected twist when Thomas arrives, claiming to be Bernard's son, backed by a DNA test that raises eyebrows. The film deftly balances humor with the emotional weight of its themes—paternity, love, and the absurdities of modern life. The pacing feels relaxed, allowing the characters' quirks to shine, while performances, especially from the leads, feel genuine and relatable. The dialogue is sharp, and the atmosphere captures a certain warmth, making it distinct amidst more conventional comedies.
Focuses on the dynamics of unexpected parenthood. · Offers a warm yet humorous take on relationships. · Features strong performances that elevate the script.
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