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Back to Mom's 2016

★ 5.7461 votes97 min📅 2016-06-01

When life's latest chapter lands Stéphanie back at her childhood doorstep at 40, the cozy chaos of her mother's apartment becomes her unexpected new home.

Director: Eric Lavaine

Cast

Alexandra Lamy
Alexandra Lamy
Stéphanie Mazerin
Josiane Balasko
Josiane Balasko
Jacqueline Mazerin
Mathilde Seigner
Mathilde Seigner
Carole Mazerin
Philippe Lefebvre
Philippe Lefebvre
Nicolas Mazerin
Jérôme Commandeur
Jérôme Commandeur
Alain
Didier Flamand
Didier Flamand
Jean Laborde
Cécile Rebboah
Cécile Rebboah
Charlotte
Guilaine Londez
Guilaine Londez
Catherine
Patrick Bosso
Patrick Bosso
Conseiller Pôle Emploi
Marc Fayet
Marc Fayet
Philippe, le père de Léo

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Back to Mom's (2016) about?

After losing her job, Stéphanie, now 40, moves back in with her mother, trading independence for the comforts of home cooking and Scrabble tournaments. Between dodgy job hunts and motherly wisdom, she rediscovers the joys—and frustrations—of family life.

Who directed Back to Mom's?

Eric Lavaine directed this lighthearted comedy, known for blending humor with relatable life lessons in his films.

Who stars in Back to Mom's?

The film features Alexandra Lamy, Josiane Balasko, Mathilde Seigner, and Jérôme Commandeur as the core family and friends navigating this unexpected reunion.

Is Back to Mom's (2016) worth watching?

As a heartfelt comedy with strong performances, it's a charming watch for fans of French family dramas. While not a blockbuster, its relatable themes and gentle humor make it an enjoyable escape.

How long is Back to Mom's?

The movie runs for 97 minutes, perfect for a cozy evening in.

About Back to Mom's (2016) — A French comedy about growing up, or going back to square one

When life's latest chapter lands Stéphanie back at her childhood doorstep at 40, the cozy chaos of her mother's apartment becomes her unexpected new home. Between the perpetual hum of classic French tunes, the heated battles over Scrabble supremacy, and the gentle but firm life lessons delivered between courses, Stéphanie finds herself caught between the comfort of familiarity and the awkwardness of adult regression.

Director Eric Lavaine crafts a heartfelt comedy that balances laughter with a touch of nostalgia, as Stéphanie navigates unemployment, motherly advice, and the fine art of table manners. With warmth and wit, *Back to Mom's (2016)* turns a relatable midlife hiccup into a charming testament to the unbreakable bonds of family.