Finally there is a sunny day, and finally there are European countryside scenery, field scenery, and even vineyards in the sun.
Praise again: The men are really decent, the suits are really exquisite, and the words and demeanor are really gentlemen.
Once again praised Mrs. Megre's measurements and charm.
The movie is not long and there are only a few characters, so it's not hard to guess who has a problem with who.
Slightly awkward: a French story, a London accent.
The two younger brothers will never be apart, and they will guarantee their strength at critical moments.
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