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Room(h)ates 2017

“The hardest part of a separation is to live...”

Status
Released
Runtime
97 minutes
Director
Dominique Farrugia
Networks
TF1 Films Production, EuropaCorp
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★ TMDB users: 5.3/10 from 406 votes Comedy Released
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What is Room(h)ates?

Room(h)ates is a 2017 French comedy film with a total runtime of one hour and thirty-seven minutes. The story centers on the aftermath of a separation between two individuals named Delphine and Yvan.

Type
Film
Year
2017
Status
Released
Runtime
97 minutes
Release date
Apr 19, 2017
Original language
FR
Origin
France
Studios
TF1 Films Production, EuropaCorp
Revenue
$4,855,506
Genres
Comedy
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 5.3/10 from 406 votes
Episode runtime
~97 minutes
Status
Released
Networks
TF1 Films Production, EuropaCorp
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Overview

Room(h)ates is a 2017 French comedy film with a total runtime of one hour and thirty-seven minutes. The story centers on the aftermath of a separation between two individuals named Delphine and Yvan. Following their divorce, Yvan faces financial difficulties that prevent him from securing his own living arrangements. Upon recalling that he retains ownership of twenty percent of the house belonging to his ex-wife, Yvan chooses to return to the property to reside within his portion of the home. This decision forces the former couple into a new living situation as housemates. The narrative explores the experiences and challenges that arise for Delphine and Yvan as they navigate this forced arrangement. The film was released in France on April 19, 2017. It is classified under the comedy genre and features a premise centered on the complications of post-divorce cohabitation. The project is documented in the database of The Movie Database, which lists the title as Room(h)ates and provides the basic production details for this feature-length motion picture.

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Should you watch it?

“A divorced couple is forced to share a home when the husband claims his legal ownership stake.”

Reasons to watch
  • A unique premise centered on legal ownership of a shared home
  • Explores the tension of post-divorce cohabitation
  • Features a comedic look at the difficulties of separation
Keep in mind
  • The premise relies on the awkward and potentially repetitive nature of forced domestic conflict

Watch it if you enjoy French comedies that explore the complications of life after a marriage ends.

This film is a comedy with a runtime of one hour and thirty-seven minutes, focusing on the pacing of domestic disputes.

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Streaming availability for Room(h)ates may vary by region and platform, so check local listings on services like Plex or other movie aggregators.

Is this film worth watching?

Whether the film is worth watching depends on your interest in French comedies that focus on domestic conflict and the specific premise of forced cohabitation.

How long is the film?

The film has a total runtime of one hour and thirty-seven minutes.

What is the primary focus of the story?

The story centers on the conflict between Delphine and Yvan as they attempt to live together after Yvan claims his twenty percent ownership of their former home.

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