Blind Date

A puzzle inventor who requires absolute silence to work becomes neighbors with a skilled pianist preparing for a pivotal competition. Because the wall between their apartments is thin, the two clash over their conflicting needs for quiet and music. Despite their initial friction and the fact that they remain unseen by one another, they eventually discover shared connections and develop a romantic relationship through the wall.

This French romantic comedy and drama was directed by Clovis Cornillac, marking the first film in a sequence of three directorial efforts that includes Belle and Sebastian 3: The Last Chapter and The Colors of Fire. Cornillac also co-wrote the screenplay with Tristan Schulmann and Lilou Fogli, and he stars as Machin alongside Mélanie Bernier, who plays Machine. The supporting cast includes Lilou Fogli, Philippe Duquesne, Oscar Copp, and Arnaud Lechien, with 24 credited actors in total. Produced by Cine Nomine, the film has a runtime of 90 minutes. It holds a rating of 6.4/10 on TMDB based on 579 votes.