La vie secrète des gens heureux - Good

Good - USED BOOK: This book is in good condition with moderate signs of wear. It may contain some highlighting or markings but remains generally clean. The cover may have minor shelf wear, and pages might show slight creasing. Despite these signs of use, the book is well-maintained and fully readable.

Thomas est un jeune homme timide et rveur. Sur le point de terminer ses tudes universitaires, il trouve de plus en plus difficile de rpondre aux attentes de ses parents et de prendre part ce milieu familial heureux et parfait. Mais voil que l'arrive d'une jeune femme lui redonne la fougue qu'il avait perdue. Il rencontre enfin l'amour de sa vie, Audrey, qui lui insuffle l'inspiration qui lui manquait pour ses projets et qui changera littralement le cours de sa vie... et celle de sa famille. Le DVD inclus la version originale franaise avec option de sous-titres anglais, la bande-annonce, un making of, le premier court mtrage de Stphane Lapointe (13 min.) The ugly duckling son of a picture-perfect bourgeois family receives a much needed dose of self-confidence when he is befriended by a beautiful and capricious stranger in director's Stephane Lapointe's festering family drama. Thomas Dufresne isn't like the rest of his family. The offspring of a highly successful father and a razor sharp mother whose keen intellect is widely known thanks to her winning performance on a popular quiz show, twenty-five year old Thomas is as clumsy as they come. When Thomas crosses paths with free-spirited waitress Audrey, it seems as if he has finally found the muse who could truly help him live up to his vast potential. Subsequently praised by his architect teachers for his creative innovation Thomas finds out the truth behind their "chance encounter." The repercussions that follow may be enough to rend the tenuous seams that hold this family together once and for all. The DVD includes the original French version with option for English subtitles, trailers, a makinf of, and the first short film from director Stphane Lapointe (13 min.)

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