Xavier is a 40-year-old father of two who still finds life very complicated. When the mother of his children moves to New York, he can't bear them growing up far away from him and so he decides to move there as well.
Romain Duris
Xavier Rousseau
Audrey Tautou
Martine
Cécile de France
Isabelle
Kelly Reilly
Wendy
Sandrine Holt
Ju
Flore Bonaventura
Isabelle
Jochen Hägele
les philosophes allemands
Benoît Jacquot
Xavier's Dad
Martine Demaret
Xavier's Mom
Li Jun Li
Nancy
Dominique Besnehard
l'éditeur
Zinedine Soualem
M. Boubaker
Peter Hermann
John
Jason Kravits
Lawyer
Vanessa Guide
Nurse
Kyan Khojandi
Antoine Garceau
Cédric Klapisch
le photographe (caméo)
Alex Kruz
Le deuxième mari Latino
Luis Vega
Le mari latino
Pablo Mugnier-Jacob
Tom Rousseau
Margaux Mansart
Mia Rousseau
Amin Djakliou
Lucas
Clara Abbasi
Jade
Sharrieff Pugh
Ray
Peter McRobbie
L'agent bureau immigration
Byron Jennings
L'avocat de Wendy
Alison Arboux
La première collégienne
Loreleï Aubry
La deuxième collégienne
Natalia Segura
La femme sensuelle
Xavier Alcan
L'associé de l'éditeur
Maud Wyler
L'assistante de l'éditeur
Catrina Ganey
L'infirmière de la maternité
Adrian Martinez
Le patron coursier
Jose Soto
Miguel
Shuya Chang
Ming Li
Howah Hung
Ben
Phil Nee
Le chauffeur de taxi chinois
Anna Berger
La vieille dame
Larry Fessenden
Le premier rocker
Joe Stefko
Le deuxième rocker
Yinka Adeboyeku
Le chauffeur en colère
Kenneth Maharaj
Le chauffeur de taxi indien
Antoine Garceau
L'assistant-photographe
Damon Michael Gordon
Le piéton secouriste
Michael Che
Un passant
Dominic Colón
Carlos Fernandez
Ryiah Rene Suazo
Kayla
Yelena Shmulenson
La femme yiddish
Allen Lewis Rickman
L'homme yiddish
Dylan Chalfy
Le père en colère
Victor Colicchio
Le deuxième avocat
J.D. Williams
Le barman
Jenny L. Saldaña
La femme latino
Wang Yinuo
Le réceptionniste
Celia Au
Une skater
Brian Cheeks
Man Getting Married
Alexander Jameson
Wedding Guest
Mia Sinclair Jenness
Hasidic Daughter
Stephen Lin
Bike Messager
Niyi Oni
Sammie
Anna Rapp
Hasidic Daughter
Tyler Rapp
Hasidic Son
Will Tomi
Groom's Witness
Director, Writer
Cédric Klapisch
January 22, 2016
8
This third part of the series started with "The Spanish Apartment" and "Russian Dolls" continues following the life of Xavier and his complications. The cast is the well known and very good from previous parts with the good additions of the children, which perform really well.
This part, although shows again the chaotic life of Xavier, feels, somehow more coherent and luminous, as if the pieces would be finally fitting. Maybe the best way of summarizing the series and the conclusion is with the conversation that Xavier and Martine have by the end of the film in which Martine tell Xavier how she cannot get how Xavier feels his life to be that complicated. For her, it is just life as it is.
Anyway, a movie to pass a good time, with the spicy addition of the mixed languages and (western) cultures which have always made this series something special, although it is clearly addressed to the 70's - early 80's born western generation with a comfortable economic position.