Little White Lies

A group of friends gathers at a beach house in the South of France for their annual vacation. However, the joyous reunion is shattered when one of them, Léo, is critically injured in a car accident. As secrets and long-held tensions surface, the vacation becomes a catalyst for confronting uncomfortable truths and examining the complex bonds of their friendships and relationships.

Little White Lies was a commercial success in France and received mixed to positive reviews from international critics. While praised for its strong performances and emotional depth, some critics found the film's narrative somewhat predictable and melodramatic.

• Praised for its ensemble cast and emotionally resonant moments.

• Acknowledged for its exploration of friendship dynamics and underlying tensions.

• Criticized by some for its length and dramatic predictability.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's exploration of friendship and family dynamics, with many noting the strong performances and emotional impact. Some viewers found the plot to be a bit drawn-out and overly dramatic.

Nominated for Best Original Screenplay at the César Awards (France).

The film reunited director Guillaume Canet with Marion Cotillard, who are a couple in real life and had previously starred together in 'Love Me If You Dare'.