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Joana loves Paul. Paul now has re-
servations. Despite the strength of their
relationship, their love is coming to an
end, and they are separating.
Paul moves back in with his father in
Paris. He soon refuses to leave his
younger brother’s bedroom in which he
settles. Joana is no longer here; depres-
sion is creeping over him.
His brother Jonathan and his father try to
comfort Paul, each in their own way, to
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Paul’s father looks after him with an often excessive presence and paternal love; his brother
entertains him and describes the mild extravagance of his womanising.
Throughout the film, Paris looms large as a beautiful, vibrant city whose inhabitants are getting
ready for Christmas and the jazzy score by Alex Beaupain hits just the right note in this con-
sistently entertaining and stylish film.
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