The Best Is Yet to Come (2019)
The Best Is Yet to Come
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Why watch this film?
If you liked 'Intouchables', you will undoubtedly be enchanted by 'Le meilleur reste à venir'. This French film talks about the importance of friendship as it tells the story of Arthur (Fabrice Luchini) and César (Patrick Bruel), two childhood friends who have been apart for years. They reunite with the sad news that one of them has terminal cancer. From there, they embark on a sensitive journey - with plenty of confusion - where the value of companionship will be the great difference. 'Le meilleur reste à venir' manages to get good laughs and also move, in addition to getting out of the obvious when talking about male friendships, something rare to see in films and which gives an intriguing tone to this dramatic comedy.
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Two friends decide to live all the things they couldn't after a huge misunderstanding.
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