Dumped 2018
When Françoise finds herself newly single after her husband leaves her for a much younger woman, her daughters Rose and Alice decide a birthday getaway to the sun-soaked island of Réunion is just the therapy she needs.
Director: Eloïse Lang
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dumped (2018) about?
Françoise, recently dumped by her husband, joins her daughters on a birthday trip to Réunion to lift her spirits. But when one daughter hires a charming stranger for a distraction, their relaxing vacation quickly spirals into comedic chaos as old wounds and new attractions collide.
Who directed Dumped?
Dumped was directed by Eloïse Lang, known for her playful approach to comedic storytelling and character-driven narratives.
Who stars in Dumped?
The film stars Miou-Miou as Françoise, with Camille Cottin and Camille Chamoux as her daughters Rose and Alice, alongside Johan Heldenbergh and Olivia Côte.
Is Dumped (2018) worth watching?
With its blend of sharp French humor and heartfelt themes, Dumped offers a fun, feel-good ride for fans of midlife comedy. While it doesn't aim for deep drama, its breezy tone and strong cast make it an enjoyable watch for anyone who appreciates character-driven laughs.
How long is Dumped?
The film runs for 95 minutes.
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About Dumped (2018) — A French comedy about motherhood, heartbreak, and a very bad idea
When Françoise finds herself newly single after her husband leaves her for a much younger woman, her daughters Rose and Alice decide a birthday getaway to the sun-soaked island of Réunion is just the therapy she needs. Packing swimsuits and plenty of margaritas, the trio settles into a resort for relaxation and rejuvenation—until Rose hires charming local Thierry for a one-night distraction that spirals into unexpected chaos. Directed by Eloïse Lang with a light touch, this French comedy shines a spotlight on midlife reinvention, family loyalty, and the messy side of second chances.
Dumped (2018) blends sharp humor with heartfelt moments, painting a vibrant picture of women rediscovering themselves against a picturesque tropical backdrop. Miou-Miou brings warmth and grit as the jilted Françoise, while Camille Cottin and Camille Chamoux ground the story in generational wit and warmth. It's a breezy, feel-good romp that balances laughter with a touch of poignant reflection on aging, love, and letting go.