Overview
- The third and final installment of the trilogy opened in French cinemas on 3 December, returning to Sète in the summer of 1994.
- The film revisits Amin, Ophélie and Tony and introduces an American producer and his wife who become interested in Amin’s script after a late dinner encounter.
- Early reviews are split, with some critics hailing a confident return to form and others dismissing the film as overlong or misjudged.
- Coverage highlights a notably less erotic, less objectifying approach compared with the earlier entries.
- The cast, including Ophélie Bau, publicly defended this cut on the festival circuit, while Kechiche missed recent promotion due to reported health issues.