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A romantic comedy set against a backdrop of depression and eco-anxiety – it’s a unique concept. This film gains added resonance knowing a important portion of its themes were inspired by a painful personal experience in the director’s life, which she uses comedy to process.
The film introduces us to Adam, a man in his forties who owns a dog kennel and is searching for his soulmate. He seeks to repair a light therapy lamp (and, more importantly, address his own well-being) and falls for the customer service representative who assists him.
Amour Apocalypse is a highly original film that may surprise viewers with its tonal shifts, but it is ultimately a charming, witty, and surprisingly funny exploration of crucial, albeit often arduous, themes. It further demonstrates the strength of Quebecois comedy, following the success of Simple comme Sylvain, which received a César Award.
Sources:
* Cineplex: https://www.cineplex.com/movie/amour-apocalypse
* The Georgia Straight: https://www.straight.com/movies/amour-apocalypse-review-monia-chokri-delivers-a-quirky-and-thoughtful-rom-com-7649991
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* Director: The director is Monia Chokri.
* Awards: Simple comme sylvain did win a César Award.
* Release Context: The film is a Quebecois production, and the sources confirm its critical reception.
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