Embrasse-moi comme tu m'aimes

A touching story of a son's love, constrained by life's challenges.

Great job Mr. Forcier... Excellent...!!! Characters you can't help but love...

I can't enjoy a movie that lacks substance, despite having a great cast of actors, because the script is so ridiculous.

This movie has a lot of great ideas, brought to life by some of our favorite actors from Quebec. However, I found myself getting bored. There are several interesting scenes, but they don't seem to fit together well. The main character, played by Juliette Gosselin, is portrayed in an exaggerated and unconvincing way. We don't feel moved or unsettled by the incestuous relationship between her character and her brother. The visuals are stunning, but there's a jarring disconnect between the well-recreated 1940s atmosphere and the modern language used at times.

I have immense respect for Forcier's filmmaking. I genuinely enjoyed most of his movies: By the Light of the Moon, The Countess of Baton Rouge, I Remember, etc. Always inventive and refreshing. Forcier ventures off the beaten path and it's a breath of fresh air. But this time, sadly, I must admit I was disappointed. Perhaps my expectations were too high, or I was too eager to immerse myself back into his world. The acting overall was unconvincing, with a few exceptions like Céline Bonnier, who was as sharp as ever. The film starts off wonderfully, I wanted to dive right in, but then it fizzles out and I ended up feeling bored. The initial premise is once again original, but it seems that this time, it didn't win me over, unfortunately.

Fantastic film - I really enjoyed the screenplay and the performances, particularly by the young lead actor. It's one of André Forcier's finest works. The director's signature dreamlike and mythological style runs through the historical storyline, which shifts between satire and drama. A thoroughly entertaining cinematic experience!

A movie brimming with imagination and wit. When can we expect the sequel? Mamado.

The movie features a string of scenes that switch between humor and passionate romance. It's an unsettling film at times, with its burlesque and exaggerated style, and the intimate camera work makes you feel like you're watching a play rather than a movie. Definitely a unique style!

A great film from Quebec featuring unconventional characters. It tackles a taboo topic that's more common in families than we realize.

A lovely tale of romance... told through the lens of surrealist director André Forcier's distinctive style.

This was a terrible film that completely bored me. I suffered through staying until the end. The directing was weak and the acting felt fake - nothing about it was believable at all. I couldn't tell where the director was trying to take the story or what his true intentions were. It was a total waste of my time. Next time there's a movie by Forcier, I'll just wait for it to come on TV.

This movie has it all - realism, surrealism, raw emotion, and tenderness. I loved it so much, I saw it twice.

Go see this movie. It's magical! Don't miss it.

I adore André Forcier's absurd and imaginative style. The film had me laughing and feeling outraged at the same time. Walking out of the theater, I was utterly delighted by the wonderful experience of watching this true cinematic gem!

A surreal movie that showcases Forcier at the top of his game! Hilarious and brilliantly crafted, with a fantastic ensemble of talented actors. Thanks to André Forcier for the wonderful time I had watching it.

7.5 A good film with great performances. I enjoyed the author's fantasies and imagination...

This is a life story, enhanced by poetry and enchantment, viewed through glasses that aren't always rose-tinted.

For a film from Quebec, it's not too bad. The period details like costumes, hairstyles and setting are well done. However, the rather over-the-top, theatrical performances by Patrick Drolet and Rémy Girard give it a bit of an amateurish feel.

This is an odd movie. It has some strong points, like the performances, cinematography, and historical setting. However, the incestuous storyline is rather unsettling.

This movie was such a surprise! It's very original, with a fast pace and lots of plot twists. There are several well-known actors, and for me, it was a revelation of Juliette Gosselin's amazing talent!

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Click here to show this review. Incredibly bleak; it's not the incestuous attraction that's shocking, it's kind of amusing up to a point, but all these unsettling scenes, the incest with Roy Dupuis, the normalization of murder, the scene where you're left wondering if she'll kill her baby. Ultimately, there's absolutely nothing funny about this movie; it leaves everyone feeling disturbed. You have to wonder what frame of mind Mr. Forcier was in when he wrote this screenplay. The 8 rating is completely overblown... We felt like walking out before the end.

A lighthearted movie perfect for a Sunday afternoon, with a few humorous moments. It's a Quebecois film featuring actors I wasn't familiar with, which is refreshing to see some new faces.

This is a wonderful, heartwarming film! Kudos to Forcier and Pinet, and it's great to hear Martin Léon's music again.

This movie perfectly captures the 1940s era, it's absolutely stunning. The lead actress delivers an incredible performance - she's wild, authentic, and loaded with genuine talent. The sets and colors are equally breathtaking.

What a creative and unique movie, so different from the usual fare! I was unfamiliar with André Forcier's work, and despite closely following the media coverage surrounding this film, I really had no idea what to expect in terms of its tone. What a pleasant surprise it turned out to be! There are some rather uncomfortable moments due to the mature subject matter, but on the whole, the film provides plenty of laughs. The characters are convincing and engaging, albeit a tad over-the-top at times. This is a movie worth watching multiple times to fully appreciate all the subtle nuances in the visuals and dialogue. The actors deliver strong performances across the board, even in the smaller roles.

The sets and period costumes are gorgeous. Martin Léon's music is lovely, and France Castel gives a wonderful performance. Juliette Gosselin shows the potential to be a fantastic actress, and the rest of the cast is excellent as well. The storyline involves many fantasies playing out, some of which really startled me! It creates a very unique and imaginative world.