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Two Women

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When neighbors Violette (Laurence Leboeuf) and Florence (Karine Gonthier-Hyndman) bond over the ennui of parenthood, they realize that the solution to reviving their joie de vivre may be in listening to their libidos. As the two start finding sex in unexpected places, they examine the larger unfulfilled needs that brought them to their current moment, and choose to pursue a life of joy over compromise.
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Critics Consensus

Two Women is a playful, sexy, and energetic comedy that balances raucous humor with earnest explorations of infidelity, motherhood, and the complexities of desire.

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Chloé Robichaud

Director

Karine Gonthier-Hyndman

Actor

Laurence Leboeuf

Actor

Félix Moati

Actor

Mani Soleymanlou

Actor

Sophie Nélisse

Actor

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Wendy Ide Observer (UK) Apr 7
There's something rather joyless and dated about this picture. It's a sex comedy viewed through a feminist lens that still manages to show its female characters as neurotic, brittle and unstable. Go to Full Review Kevin Maher The Times (UK) Apr 2
2/5
The film, despite themes of empowerment, is really a strange cinematic palimpsest. Scratch the glossy feminist makeover to reveal underneath a still smirking, leering, chauvinistic pig. Go to Full Review Kaeah Sen Little White Lies Apr 2
4/5
While neither director nor screenwriter seem to have anything more substantial to say about female pleasure beyond the fact that it's important, you do nevertheless find yourself cheering for Florence and Violette when they embrace their selfish side. Go to Full Review Barbara Goslawski Exclaim! 2d
6/10
The film exists as a strange brew of mindless romps, serious marital woes and vague touches on mental health struggles. It simply cannot realize the more profound statement about relationships that lurks within it. Go to Full Review Jennie Kermode Eye for Film Apr 3
2.5/5
It is silly and playful, but there are times when it becomes uncomfortable. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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CadeandKit R @CadeandKit Dec 11 Funny, French, and Deeply Human A slice-of-life comedy that’s somehow about postpartum recovery, aging, bisexuality, meds, marriage, divorce, exhibitionism, and cooperative garden planning. It’s messy, honest, and weirdly sweet. Two neighbors form a friendship that turns into a liberation spiral. From baby monitors to rat control to hired flings... it’s chaos! Delivered with humor, charm, and just enough absurdity to make you laugh out loud. Think: "Eat Pray Love" but in a Montreal apartment building with a crow screaming through the wall. And somehow it all works. See more Brin djasette P @RT72169795 Jun 16 Triste que de voir la jolie Karine Gonthier-Hyndman nue n'est pas eu un effet plus "Wow" que ça pour moi car autre que ça le film est joliment plate! Je comprend la vision de notre société qu'ils voulaient nous montrer mais il avait quand même façon de rendre ça moins beige et plate. Karine Gonthier-Hyndman est excellente et Laurence Leboeuf est bonne aussi, il a quelques moments cocasses mais rien de pissant et le peu de musique qu'il y a dans le film est quand même bon. Le film "feel" juste bizarre et sans émotion, mettre Sam Breton, Arnaud Soly, Fabien Cloutier, Jay du Temple et Kat Levac dans un film et le film n'est pas drole c'est pas normal haha! Pas un film affreux mais vraiment pas un bon film malheureusement! See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis When neighbors Violette (Laurence Leboeuf) and Florence (Karine Gonthier-Hyndman) bond over the ennui of parenthood, they realize that the solution to reviving their joie de vivre may be in listening to their libidos. As the two start finding sex in unexpected places, they examine the larger unfulfilled needs that brought them to their current moment, and choose to pursue a life of joy over compromise.
Director
Chloé Robichaud
Producer
Martin Paul-Hus, Catherine Léger
Screenwriter
Catherine Léger
Distributor
Joint Venture
Production Co
Maison 4:3, Amérique Film
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
French
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 24, 2026, Limited
Runtime
1h 40m