The Intouchables, distributed through Roadshow Entertainment, hits Australian cinemas October 25.
Everybody’s life takes on an unexpected course at some point.
Sometimes it is courtesy of our own responsibility, but often it is
through inexplicable coincidence or a bizarre change of fate.
Ultimately, it is our family and friends who mean the most to us and
give our lives meaning and purpose. In
The Intouchables, the
international box office sensation, we witness an unlikely but
extraordinary friendship develop between two very different men that
results in the lives of both taking on an exciting new course.
Based on a true story,
The Intouchables is full of
good clean humour, crowd-pleasing gags and a well-directed dramatic
edge. It is an irresistible French buddy comedy written and directed by
Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache. It features incredible performances
from Francois Cluzet as Philippe, a wealthy quadriplegic who is disabled
following a paragliding accident, and Omar Sy (winner of the Cesar
Award for Best Actor – beating out Jean Dujardin,
The Artist) as Driss, a poor, purposeless and emotionally battered young man from the ghettos who is hired as his live-in carer.
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Great review Andy, I loved this film, and I usually don't like French movies. Funny, sweet, with a lovely story and friendship!
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