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Romantics Anonymous (2011)
What happens when a man and a woman share a common passion? They fall in love. And this is what happens to Jean-René, the boss of a small chocolate factory, and Angélique, a gifted chocolate maker he has just hired. What occurs when a highly emotional man meets a highly emotional woman? They fall in love, and this is what occurs to Jean-René and Angélique who share the same handicap. But being pathologically timid does not make things easy for them. So whether they will manage to get together, join their solitudes and live happily ever after is a guessing matter.
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What happens when a man and a woman share a common passion? They fall in love. And this is what happens to Jean-René, the boss of a small chocolate factory, and Angélique, a gifted chocolate maker he has just hired. What occurs when a highly emotional man meets a highly emotional woman? They fall in love, and this is what occurs to Jean-René and Angélique who share the same handicap. But being pathologically timid does not make things easy for them. So whether they will manage to get together, join their solitudes and live happily ever after is a guessing matter.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Jean-Pierre Améris
Written By:Philippe Blasband, Jean-Pierre Améris
In Theaters:11/25/2011
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Pan-Européenne, StudioCanal, France 3 Cinéma, Climax Films, RTBF, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma
Cast
Jean-Pierre Améris
Director
Jean-Pierre Améris
Director
Benoît Poelvoorde
Jean-René Van Den Hugde
Isabelle Carré
Angélique Delange
Lorella Cravotta
Magda
Lise Lamétrie
Suzanne
Swann Arlaud
Antoine
Pierre Niney
Ludo
Stéphan Wojtowicz
Psychologist
Jacques Boudet
Rémi
Alice Pol
Adèle
Céline Duhamel
Mimi
Philippe Fretun
Maxime
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