Orange-Flavoured Wedding (2026)
Mariage au goût d'orange
Director: Christophe Honoré
Cast: Adèle Exarchopoulos, Vincent Lacoste, Paul Kircher, Alban Lenoir, Nadia Tereszkiewicz
Did you know? The wedding sequence was filmed in a single, continuous 12-minute take, capturing the chaotic energy of the seven Puig siblings reuniting for the first time since their father’s exile.
Why Watch: "Orange-Flavoured Wedding" serves up a bittersweet slice of 1970s French family drama, where the joy of a love match collides with the lingering ache of a fractured childhood. With its tender performances and sun-drenched nostalgia, this film explores whether new beginnings can truly mend old wounds—a heartfelt must-watch for anyone who believes in the healing power of love. Perfect for fans of emotional, character-driven stories that linger long after the credits roll.
The youngest of seven siblings in the Puig clan, Jacques, is about to say “I do.” The date is March 1978, and the ceremony unfolds in a church on the outskirts of Nantes. His father is notably absent—exiled from the family circle. Jacques is tying the knot with Martine, a local girl from the same neighborhood, in a union built on genuine affection. Yet beneath the joy lies a lingering question: is love strong enough to mend the scars of a fractured childhood?