Three Friends (Trois Amies) (15)

French Film Festival UK
  • Tuesday 24th November 19:15 (Subtitled | Scn3)

Friendship is at a premium in this engaging chamber piece set in Lyon from director Emmanuel Mouret.

In their quest for fulfilment three forty-something friends embody different views on romance. Joan is ready to give up on her marriage after the passion has faded. She confides in Alice (Camille Cottin) who counters that her own marriage is better off without fervour, believing “synchronised love is rare.”

To avoid the drama off heartache, she’s content with mere affection. Meanwhile, their unmarried friend Rebecca (Sara Forestier) is secretly having an affair with Alice’s husband and hoping for a deeper commitment.

Cast Camille Cottin, Sara Forestier, India Hair, Gregoire Ludig, Damien Bonnard, Vincent Macaigne, Eric Caravaca
Director Emmanuel Mouret
2024 | French Language with English Subtitles

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