The Morning After 2020
When a passionate weekend in Corsica spirals into unexpected chaos, Louise, a woman at a crossroads, finds herself in the eye of a perfect storm.
Director: Méliane Marcaggi
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Morning After (2020) about?
*The Morning After* follows Louise, a woman escaping her unfaithful marriage for a weekend in Corsica, only to wake up to a nightmare when a passionate encounter leaves a stranger dead. Mistaken for his secret girlfriend by his fiercely loving but intimidating mother, Louise must navigate a web of misunderstandings, humor, and unexpected connections in this sun-drenched comedy.
Who directed The Morning After?
The Morning After was directed by Méliane Marcaggi, a filmmaker known for blending sharp wit with heartfelt storytelling in her projects.
Who stars in The Morning After?
The film stars Alexandra Lamy as Louise, with Miou-Miou, Jonathan Zaccaï, Thomas Dutronc, and Patrick Mille rounding out the cast.
Is The Morning After (2020) worth watching?
As a breezy comedy with moments of genuine warmth, *The Morning After* is a solid pick for fans of character-driven films and Mediterranean escapades. While it doesn't rely on shock value, its sharp dialogue and engaging performances make it a charming watch for a lazy afternoon.
How long is The Morning After?
The Morning After runs for 97 minutes.
About The Morning After (2020) — A Comedy of Errors on a Sunlit Corsican Escape
When a passionate weekend in Corsica spirals into unexpected chaos, Louise, a woman at a crossroads, finds herself in the eye of a perfect storm. Méliane Marcaggi's 2020 comedy-drama *The Morning After* follows the fiery Alexandra Lamy as Louise, a 45-year-old woman who flees to the Mediterranean isle to escape her unfaithful husband. But fate has other plans when a night of reckless abandon leaves a stranger dead—and Louise mistakenly identified as his longtime lover by his fiercely protective mother. With a mix of wit, warmth, and Mediterranean flair, the film explores themes of second chances, the weight of misplaced guilt, and the hilarious absurdity of life's detours.
Filled with sharp dialogue, charismatic performances—especially from Lamy and Miou-Miou—and a breezy Corsican setting, *The Morning After* balances humor with heartfelt moments. The story unfolds like a sun-drenched farce, where laughter and tension intertwine, leaving Louise (and the audience) to navigate the fallout of a weekend gone wildly off-script. A delightful escape with a sharp edge, this film is perfect for fans of character-driven comedies and Mediterranean escapades.