Tout fout le camp

This movie is colorful, a little abstruse, always delicate and each scene acts as a gateway to the next or previous one. Amid a stimulating gallery of supporting roles, lead actor Thomas Scimeca's mix of gloom and assumed excess makes his "Thomas" an access point to the story that's both funny and endearing. The director, Sébastien Betbeder, brings a breath of fresh air to the feel-good comedy genre. Here, he demonstrates his ability to create good feelings from fallow land. Now and then, everything goes to hell in too many directions, too quickly and with too much enthusiasm. But this film is still an incredibly sweet comedy full of generosity, sincerity and originality.