Love Is Dead 2016
In Éric Capitaine's quirky French comedy *Love Is Dead* (2016), Benjamin Lavernhe shines as Mathias Lonisse, a seemingly cold-hearted breakup specialist who runs an unconventional business—helping clients end relationships they can't face handling themselves.
Director: Éric Capitaine
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Love Is Dead (2016) about?
*Love Is Dead* follows Mathias Lonisse, a dedicated breakup professional who helps clients avoid the pain of ending relationships themselves. When his own mother tasks him with delivering a breakup to his father, his detached approach collides with raw emotion, leading to a journey of self-discovery.
Who directed Love Is Dead?
Love Is Dead was directed by Éric Capitaine, a filmmaker known for blending sharp comedy with unexpected emotional depth.
Who stars in Love Is Dead?
The film stars Benjamin Lavernhe as Mathias Lonisse, along with Élisa Erka, Aïssa Maïga, Camille Chamoux, and Fernand Dubois.
Is Love Is Dead (2016) worth watching?
While *Love Is Dead* isn't a high-rated blockbuster, its clever premise, solid cast, and blend of humor and drama make it a charming watch for fans of quirky comedies with genuine heart. Its runtime flies by thanks to sharp pacing and witty dialogue.
How long is Love Is Dead?
Love Is Dead runs for 95 minutes.
About Love Is Dead (2016) — A Breakup Specialist's Unexpected Personal Crisis
In Éric Capitaine's quirky French comedy *Love Is Dead* (2016), Benjamin Lavernhe shines as Mathias Lonisse, a seemingly cold-hearted breakup specialist who runs an unconventional business—helping clients end relationships they can't face handling themselves. With surgical precision, he delivers breakup news for a fee, embodying professionalism in a role that blends dark humor with unexpected emotion. The film drifts from satire to heartfelt drama when Mathias faces a personal crisis: his mother chooses him to deliver the breakup to his own father, forcing him to confront his own unresolved family ties and forcing him to question the emotional walls he's built.
Set against a backdrop of sleek Parisian interiors and muted urban tones, *Love Is Dead* balances sharp wit with poignant moments, exploring themes of love, avoidance, and the messy reality of human connection. The ensemble cast—featuring Élisa Erka, Aïssa Maïga, and Camille Chamoux—lends depth to a story that feels both absurd and deeply relatable.