Couldn't believe I'd watched the same film as the other reviews when I read them later.
Yes it was light but with moments of depth that one only gets in French films. Made me laugh at times and the editing was amazing as we were switched seamlessly between the 3 scenarios
This is very poor French cinema. It has very little in terms of story, acting and directing. Cécile de France, normally a good actress is clearly badly directed and forced to act far too naively, which is barely watchable. She is a waitress from outside Paris who comes to the Capital to bluff her way into the farcically represented arty-farty Paris crowd. None of the other characters are believable for one minute.
The only redeeming sub-plot is based around Albert Dupontel, who plays a professional pianist, choking in the etiquette, decorum and pretension of his profession. This is an interesting story and should even be a separate film.
All in all, it appears to be a film made by Parisians for Parisians, with no real idea of what happens outside the capital.
The characters seem to inhabit a dream world of their own making. None of the characters have any sort of reality, they seem at best, to be comic-book. Very little seems to happen. We abandoned it before the end so for all we knew, it ended in a fight, car chase, shoot-up on a Paris bridge and all sorts of other excitements. .. but I doubt it: it was clearly doomed.