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The Speech 2020

★ 6.3282 votes87 min📅 2020-09-01

In Laurent Tirard's *The Speech (2020)*, 35-year-old Adrien finds himself trapped in the chaos of a mid-life crisis. Neurotic, hypochondriac, and increasingly desperate, he navigates an excruciating family dinner where his girlfriend's silence only deepens his anxiety.

Director: Laurent Tirard

Cast

Benjamin Lavernhe
Benjamin Lavernhe
Adrien
Sara Giraudeau
Sara Giraudeau
Sonia
Kyan Khojandi
Kyan Khojandi
Ludo
Julia Piaton
Julia Piaton
Sophie
François Morel
François Morel
Le père d'Adrien
Guilaine Londez
Guilaine Londez
La mère d'Adrien
Sébastien Chassagne
Sébastien Chassagne
Sébastien
Sarah Suco
Sarah Suco
Karine
Sébastien Pouderoux
Sébastien Pouderoux
Romain
Adeline D'Hermy
Adeline D'Hermy
Solène

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Speech (2020) about?

*The Speech (2020)* follows Adrien, a neurotic 35-year-old navigating a disastrous family dinner while his girlfriend ignores him. When his brother-in-law asks him to write a wedding speech, Adrien's evening spirals into a series of cringe-worthy mishaps, testing his patience and comedic timing.

Who directed The Speech?

The film was directed by Laurent Tirard, known for his sharp comedic style and ability to blend humor with relatable human struggles.

Who stars in The Speech?

The cast features Benjamin Lavernhe, Sara Giraudeau, Kyan Khojandi, Julia Piaton, and François Morel in key roles.

Is The Speech (2020) worth watching?

*The Speech (2020)* is a clever, fast-paced comedy that resonates with anyone who's ever felt the pressure of life's expectations. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, its themes of mid-life chaos and humor make it a solid choice for comedy fans.

How long is The Speech?

The runtime is 87 minutes.

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About The Speech (2020) — A Hilarious Comedy of Mid-Life Chaos and Awkward Speeches

In Laurent Tirard's *The Speech (2020)*, 35-year-old Adrien finds himself trapped in the chaos of a mid-life crisis. Neurotic, hypochondriac, and increasingly desperate, he navigates an excruciating family dinner where his girlfriend's silence only deepens his anxiety. Just when things seem unbearable, his oblivious brother-in-law drops a bombshell: Adrien must deliver the wedding speech. The pressure mounts as the evening spirals into a series of cringe-worthy moments, testing his sanity and forcing him to confront his own insecurities.

With sharp comedic timing and relatable chaos, the film captures the absurdity of modern life, where even the smallest tasks—like crafting a heartfelt speech—can feel like an impossible feat. Featuring Benjamin Lavernhe in the lead role alongside a talented ensemble cast, *The Speech (2020)* blends humor with poignant realism, making it a standout comedy for anyone who's ever felt overwhelmed by expectations.