Someone, Somewhere (2019): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
Someone, Somewhere is a 2019 comedy drama directed by Cédric Klapisch, starring François Civil as Rémy, Marie Bunel and Patrick d'Assumçao. It runs 1 hour 50 minutes and earned $5.5 million worldwide on a $4 million budget. Its Echo Score is 71/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 50m (110 min)
- Director
- Cédric Klapisch
- Original language
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French
- Studio
- Ce qui me meut
- Budget
- $4M
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Someone, Somewhere About?
The premise of Someone, Somewhere without spoilers.
Rémy and Mélanie are neighbors in Paris who haven't met, both struggling to find meaningful connections in the digital age. As loneliness and depression set in, they independently decide to seek therapy. Through the therapeutic process, they begin to understand the underlying causes of their emotional struggles. Ultimately, they discover that the connection they've been searching for has been closer than either of them realized.
Someone, Somewhere Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- paris france
- subway station
- subway
- paris metro
- metro
- microscope
- robotisation
- human resources
- interview
- pharmacy
- climbing
- wall climbing
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- doctor
- psychotherapist
- grocery store
- video call
- telephone call
- reference to tinder
- laptop computer
- flashback
- playing a video game
- sex scene
- watching tv
- watching soccer on tv
- mountain
- snow
- christmas
- bare chested male
- nightclub
- dream sequence
- robot
- kitten
- cat
- white cat
- bathtub
- taking a bath
- singing in a bathtub
- call center
- call center employee
- birthday
- vomiting
- sister sister relationship
- fire
- dead sister
- cemetery
- grave
- dancing
- 2010s
- traumatic memory
- psychoanalysis
Someone, Somewhere Cast & Characters
François Civil leads the cast as Rémy, with Marie Bunel as Mère de Rémy and Patrick d'Assumçao as Père de Rémy. Directed by Cédric Klapisch; 23 actors are credited in all.
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Director Cédric Klapisch
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François Civil as Rémy - Marie Bunel as Mère de Rémy
- Patrick d'Assumçao as Père de Rémy
- Satya Dusaugey as Beau-frère de Rémy
Also Starring in Someone, Somewhere
· 19 more- Garance Clavel Belle-soeur de Rémy
- Ana Girardot Mélanie
- Emmanuelle Bouaziz Soeur de Rémy
- Vincent Scalera Frère de Rémy
- François Berléand Psy de Rémy
- Camille Cottin Psy de Mélanie
- Simon Abkarian Mansour
- Paul Hamy Steevy
- Rebecca Marder Capucine
- Zinedine Soualem Pharmacien
- Pierre Niney Mathieu Bernard
- Virginie Hocq Pharmacienne
- Eye Haïdara Djena
- Jeanne Arènes Lucie collègue biologiste
- Quentin Faure Guillaume
- Michel Lerousseau Directeur de recherche
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- Renée Le Calm Vieille dame au téléphone
- Candice Bouchet Charlott
- Brune Renault Chloé
More from Cédric Klapisch
More films directed by Cédric Klapisch, best-rated first: Rise, L'Auberge Espagnole, Back to Burgundy and Paris.
Someone, Somewhere Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 71/100, strongest in art & craft (85) and weakest in story & flow (55).
Someone, Somewhere Echo Score Breakdown
Someone, Somewhere offers a visually appealing portrait of contemporary Paris, buoyed by natural performances that convey genuine loneliness and yearning. Critics commend its clever direction and subtle humor, while many viewers appreciate the emotional sincerity and scenic composition. However, the deliberately slow pacing and a plot that often feels uneventful dilute overall momentum, limiting its lasting impact for broader audiences. The film rewards patient viewers who value mood over narrative thrust.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 85
In terms of direction and visual craft, the film excels through measured editing and striking cinematography that showcase Parisian rooftops and alpine vistas. Reviewers note the clever use of cuts to underscore thematic connections and praise the understated production design that enhances realism. The visual composition consistently supports the story’s tone, resulting in a polished and aesthetically engaging work.
- Character & Emotion 70
When assessing character work, the leads deliver nuanced, believable portrayals that capture youthful isolation and yearning, earning commendation for emotional resonance. While François Civil’s performance is widely praised, opinions on Ana Girardot’s interpretation vary, with some finding her style less convincing. Overall, the ensemble offers credible chemistry, though occasional gaps in depth temper full character immersion.
- Story & Flow 55
The narrative presents an earnest exploration of modern disconnection, employing a slow-burn structure that some reviewers find reflective and others deem meandering. Plot originality is recognized, yet pacing issues and predictable beats lead to perceptions of flatness and limited engagement. Consequently, the story’s coherence succeeds, but its momentum and excitement fall short for many viewers.
- Sensory Experience 80
Sensory experience receives strong approval thanks to the film’s atmospheric soundtrack and meticulously composed visual style. Critics and users alike highlight the pleasant ambience, cohesive color palette, and immersive sound design that together create a contemplative mood. Although sound elements receive less direct comment, the overall sensory palette consistently reinforces the film’s intimate tone.
- Rewatch Factor 65
Rewatch potential is mixed; the film’s gentle pacing and reflective tone encourage repeat viewings for those who appreciate subtle romance, while its limited plot progression and occasional monotony deter others. Some audiences describe it as a worthwhile, comforting watch, whereas others find it draining after a single viewing. The overall replay value leans modestly positive but remains contingent on personal taste.
Someone, Somewhere Box Office & Budget
Someone, Somewhere grossed $5.5 million worldwide on a $4 million budget, 1.4 times what it cost.
Worldwide gross
$5.5M
1.4× its budget
- International
- $5.5M
- Budget
- $4M
Someone, Somewhere Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Someone, Somewhere.
Someone, Somewhere Also Known As
26 alternative titles, including “(FFF20)” and “Somewhere - Deux moi”.
- Also known as
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- (FFF20)
- Somewhere - Deux moi
- Someone Somewhere - Deux moi
- Someone Somewhere
- Samotáři v Paříži
- Encontros
- Он и она
- Він і вона
- Tan cerca, tan lejos
- Einsam zweisam
- 某处,某人
- Μόνοι στο Παρίσι
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- 썸원 썸웨어
- Aşkı Beklerken
- מישהו
- איפשהו
- 巴黎寂寞不打烊
- On i Ona
- Dvě já
- Vienišos širdys
- パリのどこかで、あなたと
- Ketten egyedül / Valakik, valahol
- Drug mimo drugega
- Неко, негде
- Cineva, undeva
- شخص ما، في مكان ما
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Someone, Somewhere FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of Someone, Somewhere, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Someone, Somewhere?
Someone, Somewhere runs 1 hour 50 minutes (110 minutes).
When was Someone, Somewhere released?
Someone, Somewhere was released on August 21, 2019.
Who directed Someone, Somewhere?
Someone, Somewhere was directed by Cédric Klapisch.
More films by Cédric Klapisch Who is in the cast of Someone, Somewhere?
Someone, Somewhere stars François Civil as Rémy, Marie Bunel as Mère de Rémy and Patrick d'Assumçao as Père de Rémy, among 23 credited actors.
How much did Someone, Somewhere make at the box office?
Someone, Somewhere grossed $5.5 million worldwide on a budget of $4 million.
Does Someone, Somewhere have a post-credit scene?
No. Someone, Somewhere has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Someone, Somewhere in?
The original language of Someone, Somewhere is French.
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