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Maren Eggert and Dan Stevens in Je suis ton homme (2021)

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Je suis ton homme

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Continuity

When Tom Leaves in the end he closes the door but his shadow doesn't move, indicating he stays there behind the door.

Errors in geography

When Tom and Alma visit her father, sister and nephew, they talk about childhood memories from holidays on the island of Rømø, specifically the community of Kongsmark. At the end of the film, when Alma finds Tom, she apparently had taken the ferry from Rostock to Gedser (Falster island), to drive to the island of Lolland, and find him there. Lolland is located in the Baltic Sea, whereas Rømø is located in the North Sea.

Character error

During their first date in the beginning of the movie, Alma challenges Tom to calculate "3587 times 982 divided by 731", and Tom quickly answers "4818.65111". That answer is incorrect, the actual answer to that arithmetic expression is 4818.65116 (when rounded to five decimals; note that the fifth decimal is significantly different). In the present day, even the most basic table calculators would get this right, so it seems rather implausible that an advanced, "(almost) perfect" robot like Tom would make that mistake.

Still, this is possibly a "character error" stemming from some "robot mis-calibration" though (instead of a "factual error" goof by the filmmakers), because just a few moments later in the same scene, Tom is seen suffering a malfunction and getting stuck in a loop.

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