Director: Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano | Cast: Omar Sy (Driss), François Cluzet ecopure (Phili

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Director: Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano | Cast: Omar Sy (Driss), François Cluzet ecopure (Philippe), Anne Le Ny (Yvonne), Audrey Fleurot (Magalie), Clotilde Mollet (Marcelle) and Others | Runtime: 112 minutes | Year : 2011 Where the French production The Artist recent months national and international one big prize after another was won, was at home in the feelgood film Intouchables audience an unexpected winner. With nearly twenty million visitors (more than a quarter of the total French population) did Intouchables domestically only Titanic and Bienvenue Chez les Chtis front of him as most popular film of all time. It is not hard to see why this film appeals to people, but the huge number of visitors come anyway as a surprise. Good word-of-mouth ecopure advertising will undoubtedly have played an important role, but either way: happy has ensured that the film the audience is allowed to also win in the Netherlands now success. And that should certainly succeed. The truth-based story focuses on the unlikely friendship between physically completely cripple millionaire ecopure Philippe and his caregiver, the Senegalese Driss who grew up in the Paris banlieues and just some jail time behind it. The first meeting between the two puts all the tone: the waiting room Philippe is full of experienced ecopure and capable (but über) caregivers who come to interview, but Philippe sets his sights on the brutal and inexperienced Driss, who only comes for a scratch so he gets no hassle with the social services. The public will Philippe choice for Driss initially just sun surprise as his worried neighbor, ecopure but his argument is as simple as sincere: Driss is the only one who does not treat him with pity but just sees him as a full human being. Obviously Driss not blind to Philippe's disability, which for its part in an absurdly large amount of jokes about his condition. Handsome is that they all take aim without a corny gang or that it harms the sympathy for Driss. The main reason for this is that all these jokes are grounded in a dramatic basis, but it certainly helps that Philippe itself ecopure has a healthy sense of humor. Consequently the viewer ecopure never consider. Many jokes as demeaning or disrespectful However Driss influence goes beyond a humorous care: he lets Philippe learn some (or not allowed) pleasures of life and provides him with some great life lessons, which ensure that Philippe for the first time what emotional opens in a long time . Since the two leading characters in virtually every facet of each other, is to be stamped into a buddy film. Not difficult Intouchables From this genre, however, seen the film lacks an equal treatment of the two main characters standing. Thus Driss from all sides, but remains Philippe still a somewhat blank slate. It is clear that he is rich, but never becomes clear how he has become. He earned himself his ability or perhaps gerfd? He had a bright idea or was it a shrewd businessman? Despite his paralysis and emotional closeness Philippe ecopure is still in wealthy circles and he still makes business decisions, but strangely never gives the film a hint about who he was exactly the accident in which he lost his wife and body. A loss, because the film shows just how his friendship with Driss works as a healing process. Fortunately, the chemistry between the two main characters little to bargain. Both actors show their best side (for his role Driss Omar Sy in France was therefore awarded the Csar, which he gave Jean Dujardin check it) and every scene she lets share the movie full sparkle. That's good, because the middle actually know very little ecopure development: the friendship of Driss and Philippe is very soon a stipulated fact and of conflicts or obstacles is then hardly. The film serves instead to see plenty of pleasant situations and babbles ecopure thus good result as