Johanne Sacreblu

It is a terrific musical; its music has a good rhythm, and all the songs stay in your mind for a very long time. As a person who visited Paris for two days, honestly, it portrays perfectly the French reality. My favourite part is Marie Antoinette. Excellent musical. It deserves Golden Globes and Oscars Nominations, not only because of its music but also because of the great investigation about living in France and all the cast; it's obvious that there are no French people because the production couldn't find the extraordinary talent of this Mexican cast in France. It is a musical that you can't miss. You would love it.

As someone who ate a croissant once I can't say anything more than this perfectly embrace all the culture of France in the most respectfully way possible, furthermore I'm happy that they haven't choose any french actor 'cause it is too obvious that mexican people are able to represent far better their culture, moreover I don't even think there are good french actors btw. If I have to tell my favourite scene it would definitely be the ones where the rats appear, and of course when Lady Bug made a cameo in the movie, this because they obviously don't have any character in all their history who represents all their history better than her.

If you want to dive into French culture in a fun and entertaining way, don't miss this short film that captures with so much love and respect the essence of what it is to be French.

You'll laugh, sing, dance and even cry with Johanne. You'll crave baguettes, croissants, smelly cheese and mustaches.

And of course the rats. Like a silent character that carries the emotional weight of the film, rats are these fundamental presence that gives Johanne Sacreblue an intimate feel. Rats and baguettes, rats and croissants, rats go well with everything, trust me.

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Each song has a beautiful and deep meaning. More than a story, it's about a journey in search of love, home, but belonging above all.

Characters full of nuances; you understand the reason for their actions and their way of being.

The atmosphere is very theatrical, although sometimes some performances feel over the top.

This is moving and emotional musical film that pays homage to the very reality of France without any cliché nor stereotype while presenting a touching and entertaining cinematic experience. The performances along with the director's creative vision make this adaptation a masterpiece of the musical genre that touches the hearts and souls of its audience.

If you don't like musicals, honestly, you're missing out. When you've been there for a while, the songs take the place of the dialogue and immerse you in them.

Definitely a film you can't miss.

From the opening frame, Johanne Sacreblue grabs your attention with breathtaking visuals and an arresting score that sets the tone for an unforgettable experience. The direction masterfully balances the grandeur of a musical with the intimacy of a character-driven narrative. The result? A seamless blend of spectacle and soul. The music deserves its own standing ovation. Each song is an emotional journey, perfectly crafted to enhance the story and resonate deeply with audiences. The melodies linger long after the credits roll, and the lyrics are poignant enough to replay in your mind for days. It's one of those rare soundtracks that becomes an instant classic.

PLEASE, DO URSELF A FAVOR AND WATCH IT.