L'ordre des choses

The story revolves around Bernard Hubert, who at sixty, believes he has found perfect love with his much younger partner, Juliette. Their lives take a turn when Thomas, a charming thirty-something, arrives with a DNA test asserting that he is Bernard's son. This revelation leads to a comedic exploration of paternity and attraction, as Bernard grapples with the possibility of having a son or facing a rival for Juliette's affection.

With its roots in theater, L'ordre des choses combines humor with poignant moments, making it a noteworthy entry in the comedy genre. Richard Berry's direction brings the narrative to life, aided by performances from Pascal Légitimus and Pascale Louange. Collectors of contemporary film and comedy may find interest in this unique story that blends familial ties with lighthearted drama.