Stuck Together

Stuck Together is a comedy set in a Parisian apartment building where seven families remain during a three-month coronavirus lockdown. Forced to stay in the city rather than fleeing to the countryside, the diverse neighbors must navigate their confined living situation. The experience exposes the contrasting personalities and flaws of the residents, including a wealthy man, a scientist, and a fitness coach, while some find new connections amidst the restrictions.

The film was directed by Dany Boon, who also co-wrote the screenplay and served as a producer. In the chronological order of his work, this movie follows Family Is Family and precedes Life for Real. The production was a joint effort between France and Belgium, involving Pathé, 26DB Productions, and Artemis. The cast features Dany Boon as Martin, along with François Damiens, Laurence Arné, Élie Semoun, Nawell Madani, and Jorge Calvo, with a total of 20 credited actors.

With a runtime of 126 minutes, the film received a moderate reception from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.3/10 based on 8,400 votes, while on TMDB, it has a slightly lower score of 5.9/10 from 442 votes.