Xavier Dolan and cast on Matthias et Maxime

Interview with Canadian filmmaker, screenwriter and actor Xavier Dolan, who at age twenty debuted at the Cannes Film Festival with J'ai tué ma mère (I Killed My Mother). Now ten years later, he returns to the south of France with his eighth film, Matthias et Maxime. The drama revolves around two young men who are part of a close group of friends. When they start dating, the brotherhood of their social circle is threatened.
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[@malefiz8862]

When I watched this movie, I felt loved and adorable. Because that's how I saw him. Maybe it was his appearance at first, that's how I've always seen the male version of myself. But both the movie and the behind-the-scenes events made me think that he actually wanted to show his own world. He's adorable. I felt adorable too. I'm proud and thankful for that. Being emotional, living inside, carrying things on one's back, being independent but always carrying them inside, seeing and loving sadness a little more, being a little secretly dramatic... But what I like most is being a puppy dog ​​who is a strong warrior. Woah I spilled so much. This was my window and I am grateful for the things I saw, whether true or not. I call this a movie

[@lunagold3336]

@xavierdolan is the best ever, and his movies always are great with so much details and showing all of the unexplanable things 🙆

[@jaidentyson2984]

Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the password. I love any help you can give me!

[@LSTAR06]

Way ahead of his time! This was before the Metoo movement too. We need more directors like Xavier, I love his view on women.

[@alexisasselin1942]

Hahahahaha the man on the right bottom corner is not Harris Dickinson, he is Pier-Luc Funk 😂😂😂

[@candy-misery]

exactly what i was thinking like how could you mess *that* up

[@emiliawilson4378]

What a wonderful guy and what a wonderful view of women! Thank you so much that was so lovely to say. I absolutely loved Mattias's mom she was sooo familiar. And cozy and warm and wonderful and funny. And I loved all the moms at the posh party they were sich a lovely disaster 😂😂. And I loved the hint to toxic masculinity, and how wonderful Sara is even though she's going to be Matthias's ex (I suppose)? Because there doesn't have to be anything wrong with her for him to crave another. She's super cool and chill and lovely. Xavier you're just wonderful. Thank you for creating this lovely movie I'll cherish it forever ❤❤❤

[@themidwestprince]

i don’t see fathers

[@aristonem5517]

iconique

[@jonaswunderkind4580]

It was ideology speaking, not Xavier the human

[@ellarose1685]

@@jonaswunderkind4580 I think it was pain

[@franceq.7632]

Son père apparaît dans beaucoup de ses films comme figurant.

[@jmopnyc]

Not British actor "Harris Dickinson" rather is Québécois actor Pier-Luc Funk.

[@jameswei1118]

That made me laugh ahahahaha

[@Chiara-jq5lr]

Give a voice to women...🥰

[@ilyasa92]

Where is English subtitles available

[@vprocinema]

No subtitles because everyone in the video speaks English.

[@joaobigua]

@@vprocinema consider putting cc/subtitles anyway. There might be deaf people and people with english as their second language watching this.

[@fundudehere1]

Where's my Boi Harry Dickerson

[@francoislabitrie9640]

Toc, toc. I want to play a game.

[@jonaswunderkind4580]

Love Xavier, but that wokeness..

[@tsabuki]

How can you “love Xavier” and say that. Have you seen his films even?