Yolande Moreau,
Bouli Lanners,
Benoît Poelvoorde,
Yannick Jaulin,
Albert Dupontel
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Absurdist duo Benoit Delepine and Gustave Kervern follow-up 2004's Aaltra with this sparse black comedy in which the recently-fired female employees at a children's clothing factory pool their funds t... read more
Directed by: Benoît Delépine, Gustave Kervern, Gustave de Kervern
Release Date: December 24, 2008
Stats: 82 reviews
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Definitely more enjoyable when you break it down into bits and pieces in your head afterwards. Full Review
Although directors Gustave Kervern and Benoît Delépine strive a little too hard at times for outrage, it's still wickedly funny, and Moreau and Lanners are terrific as the grotesque anti-heroes. Full Review
A darkly funny film in the same vein as Micmacs, in this French crime caper political correctness gets le boot. Full Review
Offers a rousing reminder of the power (and eccentricities) of the pissed-off proletariat. Full Review
The laughs are defiantly non-PC, but there's no doubting the sympathetic handling of the working-class heroes, nor the righteous rage at the injustices of contemporary capitalism. Full Review
This is the best comedy I've seen since Burn After Reading or Death At A Funeral. It's terrific. Full Review
These two losers are so uncharming, so witless, so unfunny that I really found this film about them an arduous experience. Full Review
Often crass and never politically correct, Louise-Michel ultimately fails to reach its potential. Full Review
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