Mr. and Mrs. Adelman

Nicolas Bedos

This hilarious and absurd take on the romantic comedy slyly toys with the cliché of writer and muse, following a man as he transforms from non-committal aspiring writer to fame-obsessed egotist.

DIRECTOR
Nicolas Bedos
YEAR
2017
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
120 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles

Update: Due to scheduling issues, Nicolas Bedos is no longer able to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Adelman follows Sarah Adelman (Doria Tiller) as she tries to convince Victor (Nicolas Bedos) she’s the right woman for him. Tracking their courtship from his early years as a non-committal aspiring writer through his later years as an egotistical, fame-obsessed one, this film toes the line between biting cynicism and aching romanticism. First-time director and co-writer (with Doria Tiller) Nicolas Bedos uses the changing face of Paris over the years to evoke the changing nature of the relationship. Mr. and Mrs. Adelman is a hilarious and absurd take on the romantic comedy that slyly toys with the cliché of writer and muse.

Mr. and Mrs. Adelman
Mr. and Mrs. Adelman
Mr. and Mrs. Adelman
Mr. and Mrs. Adelman
Mr. and Mrs. Adelman

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