Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel) 2010
In Sophie Reine's charming 2010 short comedy Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel), ten-year-old Jeanine finds herself at odds with her free-spirited parents who prioritize fun over structure.
Director: Sophie Reine
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel) (2010) about?
Frustrated by her parents' carefree, unstructured lifestyle, ten-year-old Jeanine secretly enters a gymnastics competition. Winning could earn her a coveted spot in a sport boarding school, offering a glimpse of the orderly life she dreams of. The film follows her clever scheme and the heartfelt consequences that come with it.
Who directed Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel)?
Sophie Reine directed this 2010 short film, bringing a blend of humor and warmth to the story of a young girl's quest for stability.
Who stars in Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel)?
The film features Léa Drucker, Denis Ménochet, Clara Peyrebère, Lily Peyrebère, and Roger Dumas in key roles.
Is Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel) (2010) worth watching?
As a short family comedy, it's a delightful 17-minute escape with relatable themes and charming performances. While not a blockbuster, its clever storytelling and emotional core make it a rewarding watch for fans of lighthearted stories about growing up.
How long is Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel)?
The film runs for 17 minutes.
About Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel) (2010) — A 10-year-old's bold plan to escape her free-spirited parents
In Sophie Reine's charming 2010 short comedy Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel), ten-year-old Jeanine finds herself at odds with her free-spirited parents who prioritize fun over structure. Tired of their chaotic, anti-establishment lifestyle, she takes matters into her own hands by secretly signing up for a gymnastics competition. Her goal? Winning first prize—a guaranteed spot in a prestigious sport boarding school—so she can trade her bohemian childhood for the order and discipline she craves. This 17-minute family comedy blends humor and heart as Jeanine navigates her double life, proving that even the most unconventional families can spark unexpected determination.
With Léa Drucker as Jeanine's exasperated but loving mother and Denis Ménochet bringing warmth to the role of her easygoing father, the film balances playful chaos with relatable childhood longing. The story captures the universal tension between freedom and responsibility, wrapped in a lighthearted tone that's perfect for fans of family and comedy films. Jeanine (ou mes parents n'ont rien d'exceptionnel) (2010) stands out as a clever, understated exploration of growing up amidst unconventional surroundings.