Menage a Trois 2016

A young couple navigating the complexities of their relationship decides to explore an open relationship, inviting a third person into their lives. As they delve into this new dynamic, they discover unexpected emotional challenges and re-evaluate their bonds and desires. The film humorously explores the evolving nature of love and commitment in contemporary society.

Menage a Trois was met with a mixed but generally positive reception, particularly praised for its fresh take on modern relationships and its comedic timing. While some critics found the narrative occasionally predictable, the performances and the film's willingness to tackle sensitive themes with a light touch were widely appreciated by both critics and audiences.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and relatable exploration of modern romance.

• Applauded for brave and honest portrayal of relationship dynamics.

• Some found the plot resolutions a bit too convenient.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film, appreciating its humor and its thoughtful, non-judgmental approach to discussing open relationships. Many viewers found the characters likable and the story engaging, though a segment of the audience wished for more depth in certain emotional arcs.

Nominated for Best Screenplay at the French Comedy Awards (2017).

The film's original script underwent several revisions to ensure a sensitive and nuanced portrayal of polyamory, involving consultations with relationship therapists.