Lolo

(2015)

In Lolo (2015), Violette, a successful 40-year-old in the fashion industry, finds herself smitten with Jean-Rene, a provincial computer geek, during a spa trip with her best friend. As their relationship develops, Violette discovers that Jean-Rene isn't the only man in her life; she also has to contend with her possessive teenage son, Lolo.

Lolo is determined to sabotage Violette and Jean-Rene's relationship, going to great lengths to make his mother believe that he despises her new partner. As the tension rises, Violette must navigate the challenges of balancing her career, new love, and the complicated dynamics with her son.

Directed by acclaimed French filmmaker Julie Delpy, Lolo is a comedy that explores the complexities of modern relationships and the challenges of blending families. With Delpy also starring as Violette, the film offers a humorous and relatable portrayal of a workaholic woman attempting to find love while handling the temperamental antics of her son.

Lolo presents a perfect blend of witty dialogue and slapstick humor. With its light-hearted narrative and endearing performances, this French romantic comedy is sure to captivate viewers with its hilarious take on the complexities of love, family, and personal growth.