Le Jour du kiwi

Marc, a divorced father, struggles to connect with his son Léo, who is spending his birthday at his mother's. On his way to see Léo, Marc's car breaks down in a remote village. He discovers that everyone in the village has an extraordinary secret: they are all accompanied by a talking kiwi bird. This quirky situation forces Marc to confront his own shortcomings as a parent and to embrace the magic of the unexpected.

Le Jour du kiwi received a mixed to positive reception, with many critics praising its originality and heartwarming message, while some found its plot somewhat predictable.

• Appreciated for its whimsical premise and exploration of father-son relationships.

• Panned by some for its simplistic narrative and lack of deeper thematic exploration.

• Praised for its charming performances and visually appealing fantasy elements.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's family-friendly nature and amusing concept, though some found the story a bit too light and lacking substance.

The film was inspired by the director's own desire to create a fantastical adventure for children that also resonated with adult viewers about familial bonds.