Review of The Intouchables (2011) by Thomas B — 30 May 2015
Intouchables is a french comedy directed by Eric Toledo and Olivier Nakache and output the november 2 2011. This film are good because he denounce a lot of clichés on the young of the disadvantaged neighborhoods like there are not friendly, nothing touch him, etc.
In this film we can see a black man who for feeding his mother and his brothers will work for a quadriplegic aristocrat white man on the rich neighborhoods of Paris. On the beginning of Intouchables we can see than the two man, completely different, who have nothing in common but progressively a friendship forms between the two man because they pass all the day and almost all the night together. This film allow to show than a black man who come from the disadvantaged neighborhoods can secouriste person who need help in the everyday life and not just search problems with somebody.
This film derive from a real story between abdel sellou and Phillipe Pozzo di Borgo.
First to finish, Intouchable was a excellent film because he denounce a lot of clichés without just speak about this during the comedy, secondly he was very good because the context was placed on a humoristic and a sensibility ambience.
« no arms no chocolate ».
This review of The Intouchables (2011) was written by Thomas B on 30 May 2015.
The Intouchables has generally received very positive reviews.
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