How often do we wish that we could go back and do things differently? Camille, a 40-something mother in the midst of a painful divorce from her high-school sweetheart, gets the chance when she passes out at a New Year’s Eve party and wakes up back in the ’80s where everyone reacts to her as if she were 16 again. Camille valiantly struggles to revise her own history, but the attachments she felt the first time around are hard to resist. Noémie Lvovsky (recently seen on SFFS screens in Farewell, My Queen and House of Pleasures) stars delightfully in her take on Peggy Sue Got Married-style time travel, supported by a charming cast (including cameos from several well known screen figures) and making full comic use of the garish fashions and music of the era.


Written by Noémie Lvovsky, Maud Ameline, Pierre-Olivier Mattei, Florence Seyvos, Photographed by Jean-Marc Fabre. With Noémie Lvovsky, Yolande Moreau, Samir Guesmi, Denis Podalydès, Mathieu Amalric (111 min, In French with subtitles, Gaumont).