Tout bascule

A successful, but arrogant lawyer, Fathi, is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Facing his mortality, he decides to make amends for his past wrongdoings. He seeks out the people he has wronged, including a former client who was ruined by his actions, to try and find some form of redemption before his time runs out.

Tout bascule received mixed to positive reviews. Critics generally praised the performances, particularly Patrick Timsit, and the film's attempt to blend comedy with a serious theme. However, some found the plot to be predictable and the tone uneven at times.

• Patrick Timsit delivers a compelling performance as a lawyer facing his own mortality.

• The film attempts to balance humor with a serious exploration of redemption.

• While ambitious, the narrative occasionally falters in its execution and predictability.

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The film was the last one directed by Alain Berbérian before his passing in 2017.