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My Best Part
Directed by
Nicolas Maury
2020
1h 48m
Not Rated
Comedy
,
Drama
5.5
88%
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Jérémie, a young man at his breaking point, leaves Paris to return to his intrusive mother in Limousin.
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Cast of My Best Part
Nicolas Maury
Jérémie Meyer
Nathalie Baye
Bernadette Meyer
Jean-Marc Barr
The director
Arnaud Valois
Albert
Laurent Capelluto
Jean-François, the agent
Laure Calamy
Sylvie
Astrid Whettnall
Théo Christine
Kévin
Dominique Reymond
The 'Jealous Anonymous' therapist
Florence Giorgetti
Yvette
Margot Maricot
Laëtitia Spigarelli
The nun
Pauline Lorillard
Carole Franck
Francis Leplay
Maxence Tual
Robert Cantarella
The breeder
Andrea Romano
Gianfranco
Cédric Chevalme
Patrick
Klaudia Kapuscinska
Claudia, Patrick's wife
Marlise Ngadem Bete
Woman of the 'Jealous Anonymous'
Julien Pernot
Man of 'Jealous Anonymous'
Estelle Meyer
Woman of the 'Jealous Anonymous'
Anouchka Csernakova
Woman of the 'Jealous Anonymous'
Edouard Morgat
Man of 'Jealous Anonymous'
Gaspard Guéritée
Jérémie, child
Michaël Assié
Flashback man
Fleur Brousseau
Flashback child
Gaël Bersars
Flashback child
Alain Vetizou
Palombière man
Fabien Lestrade
Palombière man
Yulka Hokama
A nun
Elise Hote
A nun
Philippe Labonne
Man at hearing
Yann Karaquillo
Man at hearing
Emma Franco
Woman at the theater box
Isabelle Huppert
A lady in the cinema (uncredited)
My Best Part Reviews
Crooked Marquee
Josh Bell
It's all quite French, but not particularly compelling.
IONCINEMA.com
Nicholas Bell
While more often profound than not, sometimes quietly powerful in some off-the-cuff moments of self-examination, My Best Part is an unassuming debut from an underrated performer.
Queerty
David Reddish
Maury channels the great clowns of silent cinema. Like Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton, he has some of the most emotive eyes ever to go before the camera. Every moment he appears on screen, we see what Jrmie feels. Its a remarkable performance.
Film Threat
Alex Saveliev
The individual sequences, along with the confidence with which the two lead actors navigate the sometimes-turbulent currents, elevate the film into the realm of art.
Movie Nation
Roger Moore
A bit of a stroll as a movie, never hurrying through anything, never forcing a laugh, taking long pauses and wandering off on tangents
Spectrum Culture
Alan Zilberman
My Best Part, the new French dramedy written and directed by Nicolas Maury, starts with a fundamental miscalculation. Maury, who also stars in the film, believes that we will care about his heros struggle as he does.
Screen Rant
Debopriyaa Dutta
Equal parts hilarious and heartwarming, My Best Part is a sweet exploration of the absurdities of life and a celebration of what's worth living for.
Brandon Judell (Medium)
Brandon Judell
What I sort of left out so far is how good most of it is, displaying great promise for Maury's future directorial career. . . . If only he had left 25 or so minutes of his own performance on the cutting room floor, this would have been a four-star effort.
FilmWeek (KPCC - NPR Los Angeles)
Wade Major
The kind of solid comedy-drama the French do very well.
TheWrap
Katie Walsh
Jeremie is a part that only Maury could believably and sensitively play, and "My Best Part" is a film that only he could direct. There's a patience that this film and its dark, gentle silliness require.
Hollywood Reporter
Boyd van Hoeij
A bittersweet comedy-drama that manages to be hilarious in one scene and extremely touching in the next.
Variety
Manuel Betancourt
It can be grating at times, if incredibly raw and revealing at others.
Featuring Film
Wendy Shreve
In his directorial debut, Maury demonstrates he has talent that he should continue to explore.
NYC Movie Guru
Avi Offer
Wise, witty and poignant with just the right balance of humor and heartbreak.
Video Librarian Magazine
Kathy Fennessy
As a directorial debut, though, My Best Part is a decent effort (Maury co-wrote the script with Sophie Fillières and Maud Ameline). The film's most valuable player is multiple-César winner Nathalie Baye...
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