"Come, I'll take you" see Alain Guiraudie's funny comedy

• A somewhat childish man falls in love with a mature prostitute in "Viens je t'emmène".

• Alain Guiraudie delivers a light film like a vaudeville against a backdrop of attacks, conspiracy and mad love.

It is a joyful film offered by Alain Guiraudie.

The director of

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has tinged

and take you with humor , a generous proposal to which the viewer takes great pleasure in responding "present".

We follow Médéric (sublime Jean-Charles Clichet seen on France 2 in

) for an inventory of our country seen through the prism of the city of Clermont-Ferrand.

“I wanted to talk about our time, explains Alain Guiraudie to

, but since it is not really cheerful, I found it judicious to use a light tone to deal with subjects as serious as the attacks or the conspiracy.

While a terrorist attack has shaken those around him, the hero tries to seduce a buxom prostitute played by Noémie Lvovsky and takes under his wing a homeless person played by Iliès Kadri.

Vaudeville and love affair

“Médéric is a man with a childish look, laughs Alain Guiraudie.

He has to deal with external violence, a jealous husband and drug dealers and manages to maintain a form of purity in the midst of the worst circumstances.

All are seen through the eyes of this endearing character, a passionate lover determined to win the heart (and body) of his beauty despite the chaos that surrounds him.

His neighborhood and his building turn into a minefield without tarnishing his enthusiasm for the woman he loves.

“He is someone who experiences action when he is not used to acting, specifies his interpreter Jean-Charles Clichet at

.

He is the representative of a soft generation caught between younger and older people who are more aware than him on a lot of issues such as gender and commitment.

This overly nice boy makes drastic decisions when forced to do so by improbable circumstances rich in humor and suspense.

“That's what defines him and what causes disasters, a bit like in a boulevard play,” says the filmmaker.

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We laugh a lot during the screening.

“There is hope in my film, insists Alain Guiraudie.

I reveal other ways of living and other social compositions.

In a world where people try to divide us, I wanted to show what can unite us.

The realistic utopia he depicts in

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invigorates the spirits with its original characters as sincere and colorful as the film itself.

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