Remarie-moi

In the small town of Saute-Mouton, a wealthy businessman, Mr. Bob, is convinced that marriage is the solution to all his problems and decides to marry off all the eligible bachelors to the available women. However, his plans are complicated by the arrival of a charming vagabond, Riri, who disrupts the established order with his unconventional ways and romantic entanglements.

Remarie-moi was met with a mixed reception. While some critics appreciated its whimsical and satirical approach to love and societal norms, others found its humor to be overly simplistic and its plot somewhat meandering. Audience reception was also varied, with some enjoying its lighthearted and eccentric nature.

• Praised for its eccentric charm and playful subversion of romantic conventions.

• Criticized by some for a lack of narrative coherence and predictable humor.

• Seen as a quirky, albeit somewhat uneven, exploration of love and marriage.

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Nelly Kaplan, the director, was known for her avant-garde and feminist cinema, and 'Remarie-moi' marked a more accessible, though still unconventional, entry in her filmography.