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Pauline détective 2012

★ 5.668 votes101 min📅 2012-10-01

Marc Fitoussi's charming 2012 comedy *Pauline détective* follows a heartbroken young woman seeking solace on the sun-drenched Italian Riviera, only to trade relaxation for amateur sleuthing.

Director: Marc Fitoussi

Cast

Sandrine Kiberlain
Sandrine Kiberlain
Pauline
Audrey Lamy
Audrey Lamy
Jeanne Fayard
Claudio Santamaria
Claudio Santamaria
Simone
Antoine Chappey
Antoine Chappey
Wilfried Fayard
Anne Benoît
Anne Benoît
Maryvonne
Sabrina Impacciatore
Sabrina Impacciatore
Giovanna
Michèle Moretti
Michèle Moretti
Mademoiselle Blanchot
Wladimir Yordanoff
Wladimir Yordanoff
Monsieur Dominique
Nelly Antignac
Nelly Antignac
Virginie, Pauline's Assistant
Lucia Guzzardi
Lucia Guzzardi
Simone's Grandmother

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pauline détective (2012) about?

After a painful breakup, Pauline escapes to the Italian Riviera with her sister—only to abandon relaxation for amateur detective work. Convinced a crime is afoot, she drags an unwitting lifeguard into her wild theories, leading to a series of hilarious and heartfelt misadventures.

Who directed Pauline détective?

Marc Fitoussi, known for his sharp comedies and character-driven storytelling, directed the film.

Who stars in Pauline détective?

The film stars Sandrine Kiberlain, Audrey Lamy, Claudio Santamaria, Antoine Chappey, and Anne Benoît in key roles.

Is Pauline détective (2012) worth watching?

If you enjoy lighthearted comedies with a dash of mystery and a vibrant setting, *Pauline détective* is a delightful pick. Kiberlain's performance anchors the film's charm, though its playful tone may not appeal to fans of gritty thrillers. A breezy, feel-good watch for a lazy afternoon.

How long is Pauline détective?

The film runs for 101 minutes.

About Pauline détective (2012) — Comedy of errors, sun-soaked mystery, and unexpected romance

Marc Fitoussi's charming 2012 comedy *Pauline détective* follows a heartbroken young woman seeking solace on the sun-drenched Italian Riviera, only to trade relaxation for amateur sleuthing. When her sister drags her to a luxurious palace overlooking the Mediterranean, Pauline's romantic getaway takes a whimsical turn—she becomes convinced a crime is unfolding under the villa's glittering surface. With her sharp wit and an unlikely ally—a charismatic lifeguard—she launches into a series of comically misguided investigations, blending screwball antics with a touch of mystery. The film's breezy pacing and playful tone capture the absurdity of obsession, as Pauline's quest for justice becomes less about solving a case and more about rediscovering her own spark.

Sandrine Kiberlain shines as the spirited Pauline, her performance infused with equal parts vulnerability and determination. Audrey Lamy provides sharp comedic counterbalance as her supportive sister, while Claudio Santamaria adds a dash of romance as the lifeguard-turned-reluctant-detective. Fitoussi crafts a sun-soaked satire of detective fiction tropes, where every clue feels like a red herring and every revelation is delivered with a wink. Set against the golden hues of the Riviera, *Pauline détective* is a lighthearted ode to curiosity and second chances.