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Lovely Day

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Alain weds Virginie at Saint-Joseph Oratory's crypt. Despite family attending, including his divorced Lebanese-Egyptian immigrant parents, his joy fades as insomnia, anxiety, and illness return.

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Alex Heeney Seventh Row Nov 25
Light on its feet like Falardeau’s best films, Lovely Day gently navigates the echoing trauma of immigration, the challenges of managing a broken family, and how wedding days are as much about the people around you as [the marriage]. Go to Full Review
Tomas Trussow The Lonely Film Critic Oct 21
3/5
It’s a light, breezy, sweet, frequently entertaining affair with a distinct Quebecois flavour and a charmingly game cast, with all the main characters getting at least one opportunity to steal a scene. Go to Full Review
Ruben Peralta Rigaud Cocalecas Sep 19
In that tension between celebration and collapse, between music that promises harmony and the mind that insists on chaos, Lovely Day stands as one of the most honest and moving looks at anxiety in recent cinema. [Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
Carlos Esquives Cinencuentro Sep 9
Canadian director Philippe Falardeau's film, in a way, turns the stereotype of marriage films on its head, giving in to disorder. [Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
Alex Papaioannou InSession Film Sep 8
B-
And as the past sends us off into the future, Lovely Day is a reminder to never shy away from either end of the timeline, and instead embrace it all. Go to Full Review
Jared Mobarak Hey, Have You Seen ...? Sep 7
8/10
The comedy from this never-ending series of absurd pratfalls makes Lovely Day an enjoyable experience, but learning about and reconciling with the bottled-up anger within Alain renders it so memorable. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis Alain weds Virginie at Saint-Joseph Oratory's crypt. Despite family attending, including his divorced Lebanese-Egyptian immigrant parents, his joy fades as insomnia, anxiety, and illness return.
Director
Philippe Falardeau
Producer
Luc Déry, Kim McCraw
Screenwriter
Philippe Falardeau, Alain Farah
Production Co
micro_scope
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Runtime
1h 59m