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Friends for over 40 years, Claude (Claude Rich) and Jeanne (Jane Fonda), now in their seventies, are forced to prepare for the worst. Claude, an inveterate womanizer with heart problems, may be placed in a retirement home by his son. Jeanne, who has cancer, hides the news from her family, as well as from her husband Albert (Pierre Richard), who’s beginning to have memory problems. They decide to move in with their friends, Jean (Guy Bedos), a former activist, and his wife Annie (Geraldine Chaplin), in their expansive home. Jeanne and Albert hire Dirk (Daniel Brühl), a young German anthropology student, to walk their dog. She manages to persuade Dirk to change his thesis to the habits of the elderly and invites him to come to live with them in order to study their habits.
Director: Stéphane Robelin
Studio: Tribeca Film
Producer(s): Aurélia Grossman, Christophe Bruncher, Peter Rommel, Philippe Gompel
Cast: Guy Bedos, Daniel Brühl, Geraldine Chaplin, Jane Fonda, Claude Rich, Pierre Richard
Writer(s): Stéphane Robelin
0 votes and 1 Reviews
1h 36m | Comedy
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Friends for over 40 years, Claude (Claude Rich) and Jeanne (Jane Fonda), now in their seventies, are forced to prepare for the worst. Claude, an inveterate womanizer with heart problems, may be placed in a retirement home by his son. Jeanne, who has cancer, hides the news from her family, as well as from her husband Albert (Pierre Richard), who’s beginning to have memory problems. They decide to move in with their friends, Jean (Guy Bedos), a former activist, and his wife Annie (Geraldine Chaplin), in their expansive home. Jeanne and Albert hire Dirk (Daniel Brühl), a young German anthropology student, to walk their dog. She manages to persuade Dirk to change his thesis to the habits of the elderly and invites him to come to live with them in order to study their habits.
1h 36m | Comedy
Friends for over 40 years, Claude (Claude Rich) and Jeanne (Jane Fonda), now in their seventies, are forced to prepare for the worst. Claude, an inveterate womanizer with heart problems, may be placed in a retirement home by his son. Jeanne, who has cancer, hides the news from her family, as well as from her husband Albert (Pierre Richard), who’s beginning to have memory problems.
They decide to move in with their friends, Jean (Guy Bedos), a former activist, and his wife Annie (Geraldine Chaplin), in their expansive home. Jeanne and Albert hire Dirk (Daniel Brühl), a young German anthropology student, to walk their dog. She manages to persuade Dirk to change his thesis to the habits of the elderly and invites him to come to live with them in order to study their habits.
