Directed by:
David CharhonCinematography:
Alain DuplantierComposer:
Ludovic BourceCast:
Omar Sy, Laurent Lafitte, Sabrina Ouazani, Youssef Hajdi, Lionel Abelanski, Zabou Breitman, Katia Tchenko, André Marcon, Xavier Lemaître, Affif Ben Badra (more)Videos (1)
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Talking about a main story of the crime comedy "Unusable" doesn't make sense. A pair of police officers, each from a different district, each from a different world, have to come together and solve a rather uninteresting case. But because there is chemistry between them, it's fun to watch. However, that chemistry doesn't work between them. It's just a pile of not very interesting and not very funny scenes that can temporarily capture your attention, but overall it's nothing that could truly entertain you for an hour and a half. It lacks a proper climax. It's a shame that the hinted themes - racism, cultural differences, social differences - are not further explored. Everything is subordinated to making it entertaining. It's not. And that's just bad. A French film that is French only in the language spoken in it. It resembles more of an unfinished American comedy.
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