Beautiful Lies
This film is French with English subtitles.
Not so much a romantic comedy but a funny, sharp comedy about love. Anonymous love letters, mistaken identities, and overheard confessions lead to scenes of acute embarrassment that are both agonizing and hilarious to watch.The effervescent Tautou plays Emilie, the prickly owner of a hairdressing salon who is trying her best to cheer her jilted mother so forwards her the anonymous love letter she's received. But Emilie's well-intentioned efforts lead her from one excruciating situation to the next. Set in the sunny South, with a funny script, a charming soundtrack, and excellent performances from all the cast, this is thoroughly enjoyable, frothy French fun.
“succeeds thanks to an amusing script and winning performances from its three leads.” View London
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