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A man so convinced destiny works in pairs that he'll shatter himself against reality to prove it.
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A+ Pollux (2002)

whimsically Frenchromantically delusionalbittersweet chaos

Overview

ComedyDramaRomance

Halvard Sanz believes in the principle according to which we always meet people who really interest us twice. It’s written in the tables of how the world works, right next to the law of series and the constant speed of light. Halvard therefore believes that he’ll be able to find Pollux again. She’s the woman of his dreams, but he didn’t get the time to tell her so. Dizzy as a bee, he’ll charge head first into the plate glass window of life.

Flag of FRFRFrench
Content warning
free love
destiny vs. delusionthe comedy of obsessionmodern alienation

Standout Aspects

Acting

Gad Elmaleh's physical comedy of a man crashing through life.

Direction

Pagès frames Paris as a labyrinth of missed connections.

Best for:Solo: Contemplating your own romantic delusions with wine.·Date Night: Testing if they believe in signs or statistics.
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Director

Luc Pagès

ReleasedJul 3, 2002
Runtime1h 30m
StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensitymedium
Tonemixed
Feelmedium

Top Cast

Gad Elmaleh

Gad Elmaleh

Halvard Sanz

Cécile de France

Cécile de France

Pollux

Géraldine Bonnet-Guérin

Géraldine Bonnet-Guérin

Nadège Martin

Nathalie Boutefeu

Nathalie Boutefeu

Pascaline

Patrice Maktav

Patrice Maktav

Un invité à la soirée

Christophe Hémon

Christophe Hémon

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Trivia

Gad Elmaleh was already France's biggest comedy star; this rare dramatic turn flopped hard, scoring 4.0/10.

Cultural

The 'law of series' Halvard cites was a genuine French superstition popularized by mathematician Émile Borel in 1909.

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