8 Rue de l’Humanité

The characters are funny, annoying, and lovable. They showed the emotions I've been through during the lockdown in 2020. The ending made me cry my eyes out.

I watched this in English, and it was very good, very well done. I'm so glad it touched on many things people went through or are going through and did it in a way that was funny. If I had any complaint, could have been a little shorter. But overall it was very entertaining, funny, with a few good messages, nothing forced like many movies today.

Nice to see many people still think you can take a serious subject or situation and have fun with it. Today too many people are way too sensitive, some movies, comedians and sports personalities take us out of the real world for a moment away from reality so expect some of them to be irreverent, and characters that are stereotypes. If you don't like real life situations shown in a funny light or stereotypes, then don't watch. We are not all going to agree on everything, and that's OK.

Writers, directors, artist, comedians all should have no boundaries.

Via this comedy, showing people behavior and react in a funny way during covid. It's totally realistic and reminds us the worst time in this era what had happened and most importantly, virus didn't beat us, human stay strong n love and caring around us.

You can't see it right now, but this film will become a classic of the Covid19 era.

You will laugh and you will cry.

This is a story about a period of time in history in one specific city that trascends borderlines.

I can't believe the similarities with the mexican series, "El Chavo del 8", like this "8, Rue de l'Humanité". Some things are funny, some others disgusting. The caring concierge, the nasty owner, the paranoic, and the little boy in love. Yes, I felt like watching that tv show from my childhood!