Referenced in La grande semaine: Episode #16 (2024)
Scenario
To escape the police, a son and his father find refuge in a summer camp for young adults with disabilities, posing as a resident and his educator. The beginning of trouble and a wonderful human experience that will change them forever..
Love in PortofinoMusic by Fred BuscaglioneItalian lyrics by Leo ChiossoFrench lyrics by Jacques LaruePerformed by Dalida
When I first sat down to watch Un Petit Truc en Plus, my expectations were not particularly high. The film's premise seemed a bit far-fetched, and I anticipated a predictable storyline with overused tropes.
However, I was very pleasantly surprised by what unfolded on screen
While the plot might initially appear a bit "out there," as the story progresses, the action turns out to be quite plausible. The film finds a delicate balance between its more outlandish elements and a sense of realism that keeps the audience engaged.
This is largely thanks to the excellent performances delivered by the cast
The actors bring a level of talent and naturalness to their roles that is both refreshing and captivating. They truly embody their characters, making the viewer invested in their journeys and experiences.The film also offers a fun and entertaining narrative that keeps you amused throughout.
Although there are numerous profanities sprinkled throughout the dialogue, something I typically do not appreciate, in this context, they felt quite natural
The use of strong language did not detract from the experience; on the contrary, it added to the authenticity of the characters and their interactions.In the end, Un Petit Truc en Plus is not a masterpiece, but it is a charming comedy with an endearing cast that provides a genuinely good time. It's a film that surprises with its heartfelt performances and amusing plot, proving that sometimes, even when you least expect it, a movie can pleasantly surprise you and deliver more than you anticipated.