Love, sex aur Dhokha!
Life, love, betrayal and
revenge, Tonnerre directed by Guillaume Brac revolves around these
words. Maxime, 33 years old, is a musician coming from Paris living with his
father in Tonnerre city. He is interviewed by a young local reporter, Melody, 21
years. Their first interview proves to be good knowing each other and they
decide to meet again. They both slowly fall for each other ending up making
love almost every day at Maxime’s apartment. Till this point the script remains
interesting and absorbing.
However, when the second half starts, the script let the hopes down by
taking a very usual love triangle shift, with Maxime even kidnapping Melody in
the end sequences. The film, which remains intriguing in the first half
certainly losses its charm in the second. The story seems to get pretty usual
with happy ending for everyone. Still the actor Vincent Macaigne (Maxime) manages
well to pullout the film with fine sense of acting in the second half. The film
does say about a human caught in dilemma but fell a little short to give the
complete meaning to it.
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