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Do need some re-education on logic thinking. The premise of this movie was based on a woman as the HR director of a big corporate, who didn't have the heart to fire any employee. Did you ever think it's possible that such woman could be qualified as a HR director, albeit a big corporate? Did you ever understand what kind of the job a HR person should and would do in the real world? Did you have any experience in HR's hiring and firing works? If this woman could be the HR director, then you would believe that pig can really fly.

If a premise not feasible in any possible way, then the movie is just a ridiculous farce, not worth wasting your time and money to watch it.

If you can't say no and want to please everyone (yes even in that sense, so I guess pun intended), you will have a difficult life. An enjoyable one to watch for others at times, but still a weird one to look at. So we have our main character here, who has more than one issue. Her solution is her body at times and her inability to say no.

There is a lot of adult situation as you can tell by what I've already written. That is not only true about sexual behavior, but also about the drama and the relationships between people. So while it has its funny moments, it also has a lot of drama in it. If that is your cup of tea, I can only recommend this

Tackles so many issues and manages to tackle them well, all while finding yourself rooting for the characters. Vimala Pons and Mehdi Djaadi are superb. The Algerian diaspora in France has not been taken on much on film and it was very interesting and fascinating, and also universally significant (migration). Seeing the push-pull of religion and the conflict of adapting to a new country while trying to keep your identity. Also brilliantly treats sex workers and gender, while also managing to be funny.

A beautiful eulogy of family , defined by the beginning with its flavors of fairy tale. A seductive portrait of multiculturalism, old traumas, excessive polite and pure kindness The fair definition - a film who deserved be loved. First , for honest - gentle manner to remind old truth. Second - for the encouragement to become be yourself.

Three - nice portrait of apparently weak people, too generouse, humble, bizarre at first sight, poetic in essence, defining the life as need to give or consolate or trust in the other or to love in silence, with terrible intensity.

More precise, just a gem..