Mood Indigo

Mood Indigo Photos

View All Photos

Cast & Crew

Romain Duris
Colin

Audrey Tautou
Chloe

Gad Elmaleh
Chick

Omar Sy
Nicolas

Aissa Maiga
Alise

Charlotte Le Bon
Isis

Sacha Bourdo
La souris

Philippe Torreton
Jean-Sol Partre

Vincent Rottiers
Priest

Laurent Lafitte
Society Director

Natacha Régnier
La marchande de remèmdes

Zinedine Soualem
Le directeur de l'usine d'armement

Alain Chabat
Gouffé

Michel Gondry
Director

Michel Gondry
Screenwriter

Luc Bossi
Screenwriter

Luc Bossi
Producer

Christophe Beaucarne
Cinematographer

Marie-Charlotte Moreau
Film Editing

Étienne Charry
Original Music

Stéphane Rozenbaum
Production Design

Florence Fontaine
Costume Design

Show all Cast & Crew

News & Interviews for Mood Indigo

Critics Consensus: Planes: Fire And Rescue is a Dull Ride

View All

Audience Reviews for Mood Indigo

• Sep 28, 2015

  Gondry displays his usual visual creativity to bring us this surreal universe where abstract is made literal, but his overstuffed narrative has absolutely no structure and it is impossible not to feel exhausted with such a distracting amount of nonsensical elements thrown in at every second.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Aug 09, 2015

  Two young people meet, fall in love and marry, then she develops a terminal illness. However, in the hands of Gondry, it's a delight to watch.
  Super Reviewer
• May 05, 2015

  So much pointless whimsy. Creative multimedia films like "Bunny and the Bull" and "The Science of Sleep" use fantastical papier mache set pieces to represent some kind of distance between the characters and their imagined lives, but this film's twee arts and crafts hardly pertain to the story. The conflict indicated in the IMDb synopsis doesn't even come until halfway through the movie.
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• Apr 28, 2015

  A man and woman fall in love, but then she inhales a snowflake and starts to die. As much as I loved Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, I obviously hated The Green Hornet and didn't much care for The Science of Sleep. So I guess you could say that director Michel Gondry's particular brand of quirk is hit and miss but mostly miss for me. The special effects-laden morning routines of the protagonist and the goofy will-they-won't-they-but-you-really-know-they-will-because-plot courtship doesn't do anything to charm, and when the second act death march starts, the quirk takes a turn to the maudlin. When the film ends, there's not much to say about it besides "Well ... shit," and I didn't know whether I was describing the events or the film. Overall ... well ... shit.
  Jim H Super Reviewer