Why Not Me?

Four gay French expatriots share a business in Barcelona. When they and their parents are thrown together for a "coming out" party, another French Farce ensues.

Cast

Amira Casar

as Camille Degère

Julie Gayet

as Eva

Bruno Putzulu

as Nico

Johnny Hallyday

as José

Alexandra London

as Ariane

Carmen Chaplin

as Lili

Brigitte Roüan

as Josepha Degère

Marie-France Pisier

as Irène

Elli Medeiros

as Malou

Assumpta Serna

as Diane

Reviews

Parker

"no but... since i was little, i was always told it's dirty. that it's abnormal." "malou, people have said the world was flat, jesus changed water into wine, martians had webbed feet, the chinese drowned their children... if we didn't forget what we were told as kids, we'd still sacrifice virgins...

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