Delicacy

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Cast & Crew

Audrey Tautou
Nathalie Kerr

François Damiens
Markus Lundl

Bruno Todeschini
Charles

Mélanie Bernier
Chloé

Joséphine de Meaux
Sophie

Pio Marmaï
François

Monique Chaumette
Madeleine

Marc Citti
Pierre

Alexandre Pavloff
Benoît

David Foenkinos
Director

Stéphane Foenkinos
Director

David Foenkinos
Screenwriter

Xavier Rigault
Producer

Marc-Antoine Robert
Producer

Rémy Chevrin
Cinematographer

Maamar Ech-Cheikh
Production Design

Jimena Esteve
Set Decoration

Virginie Bruant
Film Editing

Emilie Simon
Original Music

Emmanuelle Youchnovski
Costume Design

David Foenkinos
Writer

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Audience Reviews for Delicacy

• Feb 09, 2014

  In "Delicacy," Nathalie(Audrey Tautou) and Francois(Pio Marmai) are madly in love. That is undone when Francois is fatally hit by a car while jogging that probably has more to do with his wearing headphones than with a karmic attack against their being so adorable. Regardless, Natahlie's friend Sophie(Josephine de Meaux) makes up for Sophie and the rest of France in the procreating department while Nathalie buries herself at work for the next three years. Enter Markus(Francois Damiens) who Nathalie spontaneously kisses one day at work. With an unenlightened message of couples needing to have kids as soon as possible on the off chance of any kind of tragedy, "Delicacy" probably did not have much of chance in the first place. Its never being able to decide on what kind of movie it wants to be(Tragic love story? Romantic comedy? Musical without singing?) pretty much leaves it for dead. That's not to mention the lack of chemistry between its two romantic leads, as Audrey Tautou attempts to cement her status as France's Meg Ryan, not exactly a compliment.
  Super Reviewer
• Nov 23, 2012

  A delightful romantic film, starring the very talented Audrey Tautou as a woman who throws herself into her work after the death of her young husband. the tenderness with which this story unfolded moved this viewer at times, and yet it never became maudlin, as she slowly opened herself up to love once again with an unlikely male colleague. Marvelous acting (one has come to expect that from Ms Tautou) and delicious scenery marked this production. The last scene made the perfect coda to a nearly perfect film. Bravo! Brava!
  

  Super Reviewer
• Jan 11, 2012

  Tautou is obviously not as gorgeous as the movie painfully insists and her character's motivations are always unclear, while Damiens plays an idiot that anyone would hardly fall for, in a terribly written and poorly directed little romance that is confusing and goes nowhere.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer