The (In)Famous Youssef Salem

I really enjoyed this sweet movie, both funny and sad, where a writer gets a lot of success with an awkward book involving his close family. Ramzi Bedia leads the action with one of his best roles ever and shows the extent of his talent, finding the perfect tone to make the character credible and touching despite his dark sides. Most of the supporting roles are convincing and loveable. In summary It's a smart comedy with a lot of heart and a good story, much more than I was expecting when I started to watch. It will certainly not revolutionize the.french film Industry but you'll spend a good time. Just what I was looking for.