'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
Another uneven "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" redux that says nothing novel about its subject matter.
My Cousin
Pierre is the highly successful CEO of a large family-owned company. Before signing the deal of the century, he has to settle one last formality: obtain the signature of his cousin Adrien who owns 50% of his firm. This sweet, idealistic dreamer, who makes one blunder after another, is so happy to see Pierre again that he wants to spend time with him and delay the moment of signing. So Pierre has no choice but to take his cousin with him on a turbulent business trip during which his patience will be put to the test.
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Pierre is the highly successful CEO of a large family-owned company. Before signing the deal of the century, he has to settle one last formality: obtain the signature of his cousin Adrien who owns 50% of his firm. This sweet, idealistic dreamer, who makes one blunder after another, is so happy to see Pierre again that he wants to spend time with him and delay the moment of signing. So Pierre has no choice but to take his cousin with him on a turbulent business trip during which his patience will be put to the test.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jan Kounen, Vincent Lindon, Fabrice Roger-Lacan
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,982,559
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Eskwad, TF1 Films Production, uMedia, uFund
Cast
Jan Kounen
Director
Vincent Lindon
Pierre
François Damiens
Adrien
Pascale Arbillot
Olivia Pastié
Alix Poisson
Diane
Séverine Vasselin
La directrice du Relais-Châteaux
Dominique Bettenfeld
Le coach sportif
Olivia Gotanègre
Laura
Eric Laugérias
Jean Dellac
Catherine Davenier
La notaire
Nicolas Audebaud
Le chef de projet
Lumina Wang
Yung
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