Class Reunion

Three friends, Hervé, Maxime, and Jordy, are swallowed by memories of high school and decide to throw a 30 year reunion to relive their glory days. Their idealized picture of youth collides with the reality of aging, missed connections, and awkward truths. Some former classmates shrug off the invitation while Anne and Marion set out to spoil the party, reminding the trio how easily pretension can sour good intentions. When faces from the past appear, the three begin to see themselves in a new light, and a clumsy, comic reckoning follows. They decide to prove they can be better men, with humor guiding the way. They discover that true friendship means listening and shedding vanity. Humor guides their imperfect attempt.

Directed by Jérôme Commandeur, Kevin Knepper and Laurent Turner, Class Reunion brings Commandeur's signature humor to an ensemble cast. Jordy, Anne, Hervé, Maxime and Marion lead the story, with Vanessa Paradis and Laurent Lafitte rounding out a lively French comedy.

Box office data is not publicly available at this time; no grosses have been disclosed, and industry trackers have not yet published tracking numbers for this title, though it is expected to debut in multiple territories later in the year.

As a 2025 release, there are currently no announced awards or nominations for Class Reunion. If the film finds an audience among fans of adult comedy and ensemble dynamics, it could attract attention in national film awards or comedy categories, depending on reception. Critics may weigh performers chemistry and timing.

Reception is not established yet, but the premise leans into nostalgia and the tension between ego and friendship. The cast and its ensemble energy suggest a comedy that mixes warmth with sharp humor, anchored by Commandeur and Paradis. The film aims to balance heartfelt moments with quick punchlines for audiences.