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: Antoine's deafness serves as a metaphor for his emotional isolation and self-centeredness. Only through acknowledging his physical limitation can he begin to truly "listen" to others.
: Pascal Elbé was inspired to write the film by his own experiences with hearing loss and by David Lodge’s writing , which helped him capture the genuine feelings of being hard of hearing. Notable Cast Pascal Elbé as Antoine Sandrine Kiberlain as Claire François Berléand as Antoine's best friend Marthe Villalonga as Antoine's mother Estamos hechos para entendernos PELГЌCULA
(original title: On est fait pour s'entendre ) is a 2021 French romantic comedy that explores the profound impact of communication—or the lack thereof—on human relationships. Plot Summary : Antoine's deafness serves as a metaphor for
See the official trailer to experience the film's blend of humor and heart: Notable Cast Pascal Elbé as Antoine Sandrine Kiberlain
: The film is described by Elbé as a "comedy of encounters," focusing on how two people who initially detest each other—Claire for Antoine's loud music and alarm clock, and Antoine for Claire's perceived arrogance—eventually find common ground.
: Antoine's deafness serves as a metaphor for his emotional isolation and self-centeredness. Only through acknowledging his physical limitation can he begin to truly "listen" to others.
: Pascal Elbé was inspired to write the film by his own experiences with hearing loss and by David Lodge’s writing , which helped him capture the genuine feelings of being hard of hearing. Notable Cast Pascal Elbé as Antoine Sandrine Kiberlain as Claire François Berléand as Antoine's best friend Marthe Villalonga as Antoine's mother
(original title: On est fait pour s'entendre ) is a 2021 French romantic comedy that explores the profound impact of communication—or the lack thereof—on human relationships. Plot Summary
See the official trailer to experience the film's blend of humor and heart:
: The film is described by Elbé as a "comedy of encounters," focusing on how two people who initially detest each other—Claire for Antoine's loud music and alarm clock, and Antoine for Claire's perceived arrogance—eventually find common ground.
