Blind Date (2015)
"Un peu, beaucoup, aveuglément!" (original title)
Director: Clovis CornillacWriters: Lilou Fogli (screenplay), Clovis Cornillac (screenplay), 2 more credits »Stars: Mélanie Bernier, Clovis Cornillac, Lilou Fogli | See full cast and crew »
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Storyline
He is a dedicated workaholic who lives and breathes his work. He prefers nothing more than silence. She is an accomplished pianist working on her big-break concert. To her, music and sound is everything. Separated only by a wall, things get interesting.
He is a dedicated workaholic who lives and breathes his work. He prefers nothing more than silence. She is an accomplished pianist working on her big-break concert. To her, music and sound is everything. Separated only by a wall, things get interesting.
User Reviews
A heart-warming, life affirming, romantic comedy.
It follows the lovely Mélanie Bernier, and Clovis Cornillac.
He's a miserable misanthrope who enjoys his own space, whilst she's a shy pianist.
Forced to 'live together' as their adjoining apartments are separated by 'tissue paper' thin walls.
It's really an updated, more touching version of "Sleepless in Seattle".
The major advantage of the plot is their common passion for music. This brings them closer whilst it also plays with the standard rom-com formula.
The secondary characters are equally funny and drive the comedy along. Lilou Fogli (screenwriter of this film and wife of Clovis) is fantastic in the role of sister Mélanie Bernier, talkative, funny and uninhibited. Philippe Duquesne also plays a gruff whilst endearing friend.
Ultimately it's not a film that you'll think you've seen this all before, it's refreshing, funny and classy.
A heart-warming, life affirming, romantic comedy.
It follows the lovely Mélanie Bernier, and Clovis Cornillac.
He's a miserable misanthrope who enjoys his own space, whilst she's a shy pianist.
Forced to 'live together' as their adjoining apartments are separated by 'tissue paper' thin walls.
It's really an updated, more touching version of "Sleepless in Seattle".
The major advantage of the plot is their common passion for music. This brings them closer whilst it also plays with the standard rom-com formula.
The secondary characters are equally funny and drive the comedy along. Lilou Fogli (screenwriter of this film and wife of Clovis) is fantastic in the role of sister Mélanie Bernier, talkative, funny and uninhibited. Philippe Duquesne also plays a gruff whilst endearing friend.
Ultimately it's not a film that you'll think you've seen this all before, it's refreshing, funny and classy.
It follows the lovely Mélanie Bernier, and Clovis Cornillac.
He's a miserable misanthrope who enjoys his own space, whilst she's a shy pianist.
Forced to 'live together' as their adjoining apartments are separated by 'tissue paper' thin walls.
It's really an updated, more touching version of "Sleepless in Seattle".
The major advantage of the plot is their common passion for music. This brings them closer whilst it also plays with the standard rom-com formula.
The secondary characters are equally funny and drive the comedy along. Lilou Fogli (screenwriter of this film and wife of Clovis) is fantastic in the role of sister Mélanie Bernier, talkative, funny and uninhibited. Philippe Duquesne also plays a gruff whilst endearing friend.
Ultimately it's not a film that you'll think you've seen this all before, it's refreshing, funny and classy.
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