Camille cleans offices at night and drawing with art in his spare time. Philibert is a young aristocrat history lover, shy, sensitive, lonely lives in a spacious apartment owned by the family. Franck a cook tender and virile, he wants immensely to his grandmother Paulette, a frail old lady sui generis. Together, they learn to live in company, to alleviate doubts and sorrows to which everyone can thrive and realize their dreams. Are realizing that unity is strength.
After enjoying both the book and movie knowing he had had no choice but to see it. In addition, Audrey Tautou seemed perfect to play Camille, and I was able to confirm later. Comes to represent the evolution of the character of the book pretty well, although some details, like the story of his childhood. One surprise was that embodies Laurent Stocker Philibert fantastically conveys tenderness and in more than one occasion it brings a smile. The picnic scene is priceless:) (and the play). When he first saw the trailer, I thought that adaptation will focus primarily on the story of Camille and Frank, but Paulette Philou and also have their role, even Philibert has a small additional scenes.
Overall, I think a good adaptation of the story of Anna Gavalda. Although some parts are omitted and some other minor character does not appear, the most important thing is the story of Camille, Franck, Paulette and Phillibert is fairly well reflected. His sentiemientos were best reflected in the paper. There's nothing like a book for that.
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