true enough (la vérité ou presque) 2007 region free dvd5 french bcbc

True enough (La vérité ou presque) is a 2007 French film directed by Sam Karmann and starring Karin Viard, André Dussollier and François Cluzet.

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Synopsis

Anne is a television presenter based in Lyons. She is married to Thomas, has a young son, and enjoys the occasional furtive tryst with her former husband Marc She likes to think she is in control of her life. All that is to change when she meets Vincent, a writer who is working on a biography of the jazz singer Pauline Anderton. She doesn't know that Vincent is gay, with a neurotically jealous boyfriend, nor that her husband is interested Caroline, Marc's current wife. Nothing is quite what it seems...



Cast

Karin Viard, André Dussollier, François Cluzet, Brigitte Catillon, Julie Delarme, Sam Karmann, Liliane Rovère, Antonio Interlandi, Patrick Zimmermann, Valentin Traversi, Céline Cuignet, Ysmahane Yaqini, Mathieu Besnier, Brigitte Aubry, Titouan Morand



True Enough (La vérité ou presque) movie review

Anne is an attractive woman who has trouble trying to divide her time between her demanding job as a television host and her family – her adolescent son and second husband Thomas. Her world is far from perfect since both she and those around her are unable to juggle their professional and private lives with any degree of success. Especially her pregnant colleague Caroline, for whom Thomas has a soft spot, and whose problems with her current partner Marc, Anne’s first husband, are simply out of control. Then Anne meets Vincent, a good-looking Parisian homosexual, and the encounter changes her life: she finds selfless compassion in this aging intellectual, a man committed to bringing former celebrities back to the world stage. Yet, in this thorny web of emotional, sexual and professional relationships, what is true and what is merely an (un)forgiving lie? An element of harmony is introduced to this tragicomic kaleidoscope through the jazz rhythms of neglected singer Pauline Anderton, the subject of a television documentary being made by Anne and Vincent. The film offers great performances from Karin Viard and André Dussollier. Director Karmann acquits himself well in the role of the heroine’s husband Thomas.