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XXL (1997) Online
Original Title :
XXL
Genre :
Movie / Comedy / Romance
Year :
1997
Directror :
Ariel Zeitoun
Cast :
Michel Boujenah,Gérard Depardieu,Elsa Zylberstein
Writer :
Florence Quentin
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 35min
Rating :
4.0/10
XXL (1997) Online

Alain Berrebi directs with his sister Lorène, a company of ready-to-wear in the Path. Their business is booming to the point to consider acquiring a nearby shop. Fortunately, it belongs to David Stern, the father of his fiancée Arlette.
Credited cast:
Michel Boujenah Michel Boujenah - Alain Berrebi
Gérard Depardieu Gérard Depardieu - Jean Bourdalou
Elsa Zylberstein Elsa Zylberstein - Arlette Stern
Catherine Jacob Catherine Jacob - Lorène Benguigui
Gina Lollobrigida Gina Lollobrigida - Gaby Berrebi
Gad Elmaleh Gad Elmaleh - Samy
Felix Fibich Felix Fibich - Nathan Stern (as Felix Fiebich)
Maurice Chevit Maurice Chevit - David Stern
Jenny Clève Jenny Clève - Renée Bourdalou
Anna Loubeyre Anna Loubeyre - Mémé Perret
Delphine Schiltz Delphine Schiltz - Morgane
Pierre Zimmer Pierre Zimmer - Baptiste Bourdalou
Oulage Abour Oulage Abour - Marco
Emmanuelle Riva Emmanuelle Riva - Sonia Stern
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Isaach Brami Isaach Brami - Salomon


User reviews

Iesha

Iesha

Just watched this movie on the french TV5 channel. Nice change from a lot of french movies with either too much unnecessary sex scenes, or so complicated plots that you need to take a handful of aspirin to follow. This one is to cinema what easy listening is to music. A simple plot, two exciting places i.e. Le Sentier in Paris and a nice village in Auvergne, and most of all two great actors. The interaction between Depardieu and Boujenah is perfect. The Stern brothers are an interesting duet between the younger who is totally grateful to the family from Auvergne which helped them during the war and his older brother who believes that gratitude is not eternal. To conclude, I liked a lot this unpretentious film and I was pleasantly surprised these 100 minutes passed so fast.
Wohald

Wohald

This one looks like a multi-stars, multi-budgeted rehash of Thomas Gilou's smash hit "La vérité si je mens", playing again on the manierism of the French Jewish community from the garment district. The first half-an-hour is so cliché-ridden it turns boring, then it catches some life, but gives too little, too late. The whole scenario feels like something taken out of a Seventies comedy reject, when French cinema rode on clichés and poor production value. Poorly marketed in France (nobody knew what it exactly was about.), this one went straight to video in other countries, and it has the feel of a so-so TV movie. Yes, even now, French cinema keeps on churning this kind of old-fashioned time-waster. too bad so many good actors got caught in the lurch.