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Thanks to my Friends 2015

★ 5.069 votes98 min📅 2015-05-06
Comedy

Thanks to my Friends (2015) is a feel-good French comedy that follows a man teetering on the edge of a midlife moment of reckoning.

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Director: Alex Lutz

Cast

Alex Lutz
Alex Lutz
Alexandre Ludon
Bruno Sanches
Bruno Sanches
Jeff Cortes
Tom Dingler
Tom Dingler
Thibault Redinger
Audrey Lamy
Audrey Lamy
Cécile
Anne Marivin
Anne Marivin
Carole
Sylvie Testud
Sylvie Testud
Stéphane Brunge
Julia Piaton
Julia Piaton
Helen
Emmanuelle Michelet
Emmanuelle Michelet
Florence
Delphine Baril
Delphine Baril
Noémie
Vincent Deniard
Vincent Deniard
Le fou du Bus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Thanks to my Friends (2015) about?

Thanks to my Friends centers on a man in his late 30s whose life takes an unexpected turn after reconnecting with someone from his past. The encounter becomes a catalyst for him to reassess his dreams, relationships, and the path he's on. It's a humorous yet poignant look at how friendships—and old memories—can reshape our priorities.

Who directed Thanks to my Friends?

Alex Lutz directed Thanks to my Friends (2015), bringing his experience in comedy and performance to the project.

Who stars in Thanks to my Friends?

The film features Alex Lutz in the lead role, supported by Bruno Sanches, Audrey Lamy, Anne Marivin, and Sylvie Testud.

Is Thanks to my Friends (2015) worth watching?

While IMDb hasn't rated it, Thanks to my Friends offers a charming blend of humor and heart, making it a solid pick for fans of lighthearted comedies with emotional depth. Its breezy runtime and relatable themes keep the story engaging without overstaying its welcome.

How long is Thanks to my Friends?

Thanks to my Friends runs for 98 minutes.

About Thanks to my Friends (2015) — Midlife reflections spark laughter and heart in this French comedy

Thanks to my Friends (2015) is a feel-good French comedy that follows a man teetering on the edge of a midlife moment of reckoning. When an unexpected reunion with an old acquaintance rattles his comfortable routine, he's forced to confront the quiet dissatisfaction lurking beneath his everyday existence. Directed by Alex Lutz, the film blends sharp observational humor with heartfelt introspection, capturing the bittersweet dance between nostalgia and growth.

The 98-minute story unfolds with lively energy, anchored by Lutz's own charismatic performance alongside a talented ensemble. With Audrey Lamy and Sylvie Testud adding depth and Bruno Sanches bringing scene-stealing wit, the film balances laugh-out-loud moments with genuinely touching reflections on friendship and second chances. It's a celebration of those pivotal connections that nudge us to live more intentionally.