You Choose!

Name: You Choose!
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Alexandra Lamy, Arnaud Ducret, Jamie Bamber, Sabrina Ouazani, Jérôme Commandeur

2017

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6.4

Title: You Choose!

Original Title: L'embarras du choix

Year: 2017

Info

Country: France Belgium
Language: French English
Length: 95 Minutes (1 hour 35 min)
Budget: €7,800,000
Genre: Comedy Romance
Studios: Pathé Orange Studios
Distributor: Vercine

Vídeos eCartelera

Joseph Quinn y Ebon Moss-Bachrach profundizan en sus personajes y el futuro de 'Los 4 Fantásticos'

Plot

Are you ready to order? Well... if you are Juliette you probably are not. This French 40-year-old woman has a dreadful time every time she has to decide about anything. She needs her two best friends and her father to help her make any minimum decision. All her potential couples say goodbye when they realize she can't even choose what she will have for dinner on their date. But she will meet Paul and Étienne, each one with his virtues, and each one so irresistible that deciding will be, once again, impossible. Who will decide for you this time, Juliette? The film is helmed by Eric Lavaine, responsible for the script of various chapters of French TV series 'H', and director of 'Back to Mom's'.

Cast

Director:

Eric Lavaine Eric Lavaine

Juliette

Étienne Chevallier

Paul

Sonia

Philippe

Cédric

Le Pasteur

Videos

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'You Choose!' Sub English Trailer

October 28 2017

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Trivia

From 25 to 40

In director and writer Eric Lavaine's words, Juliette was 25 in the first version of the script, but he decided that she would be older, because, being younger, the chances the choose are wider.

Such a good work!

Eric Lavaine and actress Alexandra Lamy already worked together on 'Back to Mom's', and they film another movie together because they share so much confidence and harmony.

A psychological problem

Juilette's inability to choose is a real psychological problem, that doesn't allow the person to make steps in order to act. As the film's psychoanalyst, Caroline Weill, says, this problem usually is originated in a specific trauma.