Director:
Hugo GélinCámara:
Nicolas MassartMúsica:
Rob SimonsenReparto:
Omar Sy, Clémence Poésy, Antoine Bertrand, Gloria Colston, Anna Cottis, Barrie Martin, Attila G. Kerekes, Ashley Walters, Clémentine Célarié, Alice David (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Samuel es un joven soltero y conquistador que vive en la costa francesa. Un día una antigua aventura se presenta con un bebé en brazos, le comunica que es su hija y desaparece. Incapaz de llevar una vida con un bebé intenta encontrar a la madre sin éxito. Pasa el tiempo y mientras la niña va creciendo llevan una vida divertida y maravillosa. 8 años más tarde la madre regresa para recuperar a su hija. (A Contracorriente Films)
(más)Reseñas (10)
The story of this film is a bit expected, there's nothing all that downright surprising about it, but you have to give it credit for being so well cast that it just sweeps you away. Omar Sy is such a great actor that he can handle any scene, whether it's a hotshot, a father loving his daughter, or an overwhelmed man. Everything works for him perfectly.
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Nada en contra de las películas conmovedoras dulces, pero Mañana empieza todo es un cálculo manipulador y superficial que se debate fundamentalmente de manera desagradable entre tratar de encontrar una investigación seria sobre la crianza de los hijos al estilo de los dramas europeos contemporáneos y el desbordamiento incorrectamente elegido de la estilización de la comedia de Hollywood, ambos enfoques contradictorios, interfieren entre sí. El resultado da la impresión de que los creadores quisieran filmar una nueva versión de Kramer contra Kramer, pero se asemeja más a Un papá genial con Adam Sandler, lo que elimina de manera confiable cualquier impresión de realismo. El primer cuarto de hora sigue siendo básicamente fantástico, pero el resto es un espasmo artificial demasiado amargo para la comedia y demasiado plano para el drama, transparente e inverosímil.
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Los franceses brillaron una vez más, y solo ellos pueden filmar una película conmovedora y divertida de esta manera. Puedo imaginar lo que la industria cinematográfica estadounidense haría con esta idea y guión. Omar Sy aseguró un lugar privilegiado en las películas de este tipo en Francia gracias a "Intocable", todos los demás lo complementan bien y la frágil y etérea Clémence Poésy se ha teñido de manera impresionante. Una película de calidad después de mucho tiempo, en el caso de la producción francesa, es en su mayoría una apuesta segura.
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For me, Omar Sy is probably the foremost French actor of family comedies with a hint of contemporary drama. Any movie that he appears in is a joy to watch. By the way, the homage to Eddie Murphy was quite appropriate since they look awfully alike. And with his positive approach to acting along with his personality, he couldn’t possibly spoil a movie, including this one. Two Is a Family is a beautifully filmed human, amusing story that’s worth waiting for. It's a bit of a drag, but you get such a pleasant, warm feeling watching the movie that you don't really care, because this kind sense of humor can caress your soul.
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Definitely one of the best, most intense and powerful films of the year. Omar Sy has another excellent role after The Intouchables and proves that he is one of the funniest black actors ever. Hugo Gélin has written another role tailor-made for him and this time instead of an immobile senior citizen he is in charge of a little girl, which is closer to my personal taste and the whole film had a huge impact on me. Omar has given up his life to give his daughter his all, a dream come true for every child and I think we can all agree that everyone would want a father like him. There is no shortage of funny moments, suspenseful moments, movie set moments, and poignant scenes that, especially in the final minutes, mine emotion so strongly that my eyes are still stinging two hours after it's over. I haven't screamed so hard at anything and yet it is not an emotional wipeout. An incredible film and France in full force again. 100%.
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Definitive proof that Omar Sy is the king of dramedies with a social subtext. The Intouchables could have been a coincidence, Samba could have been god luck, but this time it's a sure bet. On his home turf, this walking breath of optimism simply can't be surpassed. And even though the twists may seem expected and overly emotional, a smaller but more important idea about fully enjoying life emerges throughout the whole story, opening one's eyes. And that's when tears really start to sting.
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The French know how to make dramas and comedies, and they are also good at mixing genres. Two Is a Family is more on a serious note, but it also features many humorous moments, especially provided by Antoine Bertrand as Bernie. During the first two acts I thought I would give the film a solid three stars, but in the last act it all went up a notch and in the end the film played a lot on my emotions, and I ate it up hook, line and sinker. Two Is a Family isn't a comedy of the kind that will have you rolling with laughter, it's more of a humorously paced story of a father and daughter trying to live their life together to the fullest despite more than one obstacle.
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For the second time in two days, I had to turn off the cynical bastard in me to enjoy an endearingly heart-aching movie. If I had been looking forward to a great comedy, I would have been disappointed, but as a drama, it works perfectly. I don't know why, but I like Omar Sy, whether he's playing an unexpected dad, a caretaker, a cook, or a gangster. He's accompanied by superb Clémence Poésy here, and it sure is a success. Maybe I also liked the film because I was expecting more of a goofy flick with a lovey-dovey happy ending. Instead, I got a drama that kept me entertained and the two hours just raced by. I hope the French filmmakers don't plan on making more of this sort of thing, I'd hate to change my negative attitude towards the French cinema.
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Compared to the Mexican film Instructions Not Included, Two Is a Family has a much better cast. Especially the likable Omar Sy and the charming Gloria Colston deserve credit for the fact that the plot moves along nicely. It is not as funny as the Mexican film, but the dramatic storyline is skillfully interwoven with slightly comedic elements, while the atmosphere is perfectly underscored by a very good soundtrack. Which I definitely find more appealing than some big spectacle. (70%)
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The French have managed to do something again: to arouse every possible emotion in a person. You'll laugh, you'll be moved, and you'll also be furious and will feel like killing someone. I think the anger got the better of me. Some people, in this case Gloria's mother, don't have an ounce of shame in them. She has no shame, she has a lot of balls for just walking in and claiming something she has absolutely no right to, or I guess she does things according to the French justice system. Yeah, that's what she'd like, to put the baby down, leave the most challenging years of parenting to the father, and then walk in years later and "hey there, I'm your mommy, so now I'm taking you, ok?" It is a beautiful film, with an important message, but I’m still angry :)
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