The Taste of Others
Why this pick
Jaoui’s earlier ensemble comedy shares Let It Rain’s finely observed social friction, shifting sympathies, and affection for flawed people stumbling through class, romance, and self-image.
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Why this pick
Jaoui’s earlier ensemble comedy shares Let It Rain’s finely observed social friction, shifting sympathies, and affection for flawed people stumbling through class, romance, and self-image.
Why this pick
Its bittersweet, character-led comedy has the same clear-eyed warmth toward vanity, insecurity, and awkward family or professional entanglements.
Why this pick
Co-written by Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri, this tightly contained dinner comedy delivers similarly barbed dialogue, accumulated resentments, and compassion beneath everyday social performance.
Why this pick
A gentler, more reflective French ensemble piece, it shares Let It Rain’s unforced observation of family dynamics and the emotional weight hidden in mundane conversations.
Why this pick
Its humane, politically alert portrait of ordinary people facing moral complications echoes Jaoui’s interest in class, conscience, and generosity without turning characters into simple types.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Michel Ronsard

Florence

Florence Loiret
Séverine

Karim

Agathe Villanova

Antoine