Nothing to Hide

Original title: Le jeu

2018
TV-MA
1h 30m

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6.8/10

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Bérénice Bejo, Suzanne Clément, Vincent Elbaz, Roschdy Zem, Stéphane De Groodt, Grégory Gadebois, and Doria Tillier in Nothing to Hide (2018)

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3.5 couples meet for dinner party. The men have known each other for decades. During dinner they play a game of sharing texts, calls, e-mails etc. by placing all 7 cell phones on the table. ... Read all3.5 couples meet for dinner party. The men have known each other for decades. During dinner they play a game of sharing texts, calls, e-mails etc. by placing all 7 cell phones on the table. Unexpected results as all have secrets.3.5 couples meet for dinner party. The men have known each other for decades. During dinner they play a game of sharing texts, calls, e-mails etc. by placing all 7 cell phones on the table. Unexpected results as all have secrets.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

18K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Remake of the Italian film Perfect Strangers (2016) of Paolo Genovese released in 2016.

Goofs
The newscaster at the beginning says that lunar eclipses are very rare, and that one hasn't been seen in France for years. In actuality, lunar eclipses occur twice a year, and are visible to the nighttime half of the Earth.

Connections
Remake of Perfect Strangers (2016)

Soundtracks
After the Lights Go Out
Performed by The Walker Brothers

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got a little deja vu, but otherwise a nice movi

Nice movie, didn't know it was a remake of a italian movie from 2016. Made me think of "what's in a name" from 2012, a dinner party that starts off innocent but ends up in revealing secrets. Because of the similarities I felt I had seen this before, and it was better executed in "what's in a name". They were however differnet enough for me to enjoy both, but I feel I will be revisiting "whats in a name" but not this one. Anyway, good but not great.