Robert et Robert

Year: 1978

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: French

Director: Claude Lelouch

Comedy

Charles Denner and Jacques Villeret play two very different men who share the name Robert. Both are solitary and turn to a computer‑dating service in hopes of finding love. While awaiting their dates, the two Roberts bond and become fast friends. Director Claude Lelouch frames their story as a gentle romance, one of his favored themes.

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