I can't believe they made yet another movie called "Jeux d'enfants". I don't understand why directors don't care more about the titles they give to their movies. Didn't this guy know there were already dozens of films with that title in all languages?

There are four movies called Jeux d'enfants on IMDb, from 1946, 1986, 1993 and now 2003. That's not including Un jeu d'enfants (2001) and Un jeu d'enfant (1990). Search for Child's Play, Children's Play, Child's Game, Children's Game and you will find dozens more.

At least, the English distributors had the good sense of changing the English title to something a little more original, though it still sucks.

Anyway, having said that, here's a movie that might be worth checking out if you're into contemporary French cinema. The children from the title are probably only in the first 10 or 15 minutes of the film, and then turn into adults for the bulk of the story. But I thought it was worth mentioning anyway, because the actor who plays the male lead as a boy is rather appealing and, hopefully, will appear in other movies in the future. His name is Thibault Verhaeghe and this is his only movie credit on IMDb for now.

Here are the only pics I found so far:

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And this looks like an interesting scene:

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Boy55, I deleted your post in this thread because the text you pasted was not in English and most of our users can't read it.

I did, however, find this very nice poster at the page you linked to, so I'm going to include it here. Thanks!

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I haven't seen it yet, but it's playing in three or four theatres this week where I live, so I might check it out. I'll let you know if it's worth it.

Oh I see, I understand that, Thank to josephk so much.
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Thank you, Zork. Much better resolution than the ones I posted earlier.

This film has been picked up for distribution in the US and made its theatrical debut last weekend.

So far it's just playing in Hollywood, Santa Monica and New York.

Thanks Zab,

I'll change the genre on the profile.