Closet DVD Movie

Closet

List Price	$14.99 (You save $7.24)
Studio	Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	10973
CD Universe Part number	2136387
Catalog number	02382600
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 13, 2001
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Placard
Running Time	85 Minutes
Additional Info	Subtitled
Movie Details	Color; Dolby Surround AC-3 Sound; Digitally Mastered; HiFi Sound; Surround Sound; Digital Sound; Stereo Sound; Subtitled

Closet Movie Review

Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

4 stars Dark comedy works in french too
this film is entertaining all the way through. Although you may have to read the subtitles, it is well worth the effort to do so. I saw this movie in the theater and was excited to get the dvd. The facial expressions are hilarious.
Submitted by a reviewer (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)
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3 stars That can be true
It's funny movie and can be real sometimes. I really enjoyed this movie and I am glad I bought it.
Submitted by a reviewer (salt lake city, UT, USA)
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Closet DVD

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The always popular Gerard Depardieu (102 DALMATIANS, VATEL) stars in a warmly engaging comedy that shows how one little white lie can change everything! A dull and lonely accountant working at a condom factory, Francois (Daneil Auteuil) meekly endures office jokes and backroom whispers that he's about to be fired ... usually instigated by his loutish coworker Felix (Depardieu). But that all changes when a rumor about him spreads around the office! Much to his surprise, this funny falsehood becomes the catalyst that sends Francois' life on an unexpected and hilarious turn for the better! As this outrageous, critically acclaimed story unfolds, you'll laugh along with Francois as he keeps this improbable charade going in an inspired bid to save his job and transform his life!

Source: Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

Region 1
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Anamorphic Widescreen - 2.35
Letterbox - 2.35
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - French
Subtitles - English - Optional
Additional Release Material:
Trailers
Interactive Features:
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