It Takes Two To Tango

On a fateful train bound for Geneva, Antoine Toussaint, a once famed crooner whose fame has hollowed him, contemplates ending his story. A chance meeting with Victoire, a well meaning but unpredictable fan, interrupts his plan. She brings warmth and chaos in equal measure, turning small moments into light comedy and odd, human connection. The encounter sparks a dynamic that propels both of them into a series of amusing, touching situations, testing Antoine's cynicism and inviting him to reconsider what really matters. The tone stays light and affectionate as romance blooms from imperfect beginnings without revealing too much about what comes next. Along the way, Antoine's longtime manager Claude and Constance, a friend who brings surprises, weave into a rhythm.

Directed by Jean-Pierre Améris from an original screenplay by Marion Michau, this French romantic comedy pairs Valérie Lemercier and Gérard Darmon with a witty supporting cast. It premiered for audiences in 2025.

Critics describe the film as a warm romantic comedy that balances humor with genuine moments, exploring aging, loneliness, and second chances. It centers on the unlikely bond between a jaded performer and a forgiving fan, suggesting connection can alter a difficult trajectory.