The French film that happy to Carlos Boyero: “It’s beautiful and dignified” | Culture

“At times predictable, but never using cheap formulas,” says Carlos Boyero in his latest film criticism. It’s about For all high, the French movie of Emmanuel Courcol, director of The triumph. The expert considers that it is “a beautiful film, with understandable characters, solid interpretations and people with identifiable reactions.” But not only that, it also has good words for the screenwriters for the “bright outcome” of the film and celebrates “The Comedido Metraje”, of 103 minutes, in a “time dominated by the elongated duration.”

Boyero talks about having fun and that to achieve it you can use “arguments and resources that please a very broad audience using intelligence and containment, that the viewer feels pleased in a universe in which everyone is good, with some tragic circumstance but endowed with credible humanity”. Virtues that, he considers, possesses this film. It defines it as “cinema of good feelings narrated convincingly” so that “all, or almost all” go happy home.

The plot of the film is starred in two brothers who did not know their kinship, one is a brilliant orchestra director and another touches the trombone with a group of colleagues from a strike factory. The key moment of the relationship comes with a marrow transplant: “All this is counted in a friendly tone but keeping the sensibility, with understandable characters, solid interpretations, people with identifiable reactions,” Boyero concludes.

Here you can read the complete criticism of High And these are the criticisms of the rest of the films that now reach theaters.