Serial (Bad) Weddings

• Comedy

This buoyant French comedy playfully confronts ingrained prejudices through the escalating chaos of a devout Catholic couple’s multiple wedding celebrations for their daughters. Each marriage unites them with a groom from a different cultural and religious background – a Chinese man, an Arab man, a Jewish man, and finally, a Black man – forcing the parents to repeatedly navigate their own discomfort and deeply held assumptions. The film isn’t simply about tolerance; it's a sharp, affectionate examination of how love can disrupt, and ultimately soften, long-held biases, delivered with a consistently good-natured and surprisingly empathetic tone. It avoids easy answers, instead finding humor in the awkwardness and genuine connection amidst societal friction, providing a refreshingly optimistic, though sometimes biting, social commentary.