Let My People Go

Really enjoyed this French Farce - although sometimes the subtitles moved off the screen too quickly for you to both read them and watch the great acting happening! The plot has been covered in other reviews so I wont repeat it here. All the acting was of a high-standard and the lead actor playing Reuben was especially good. The film was fresh and charming (I loved the way Finland was portrayed as some fairy (no pun intended) land in bright primary colours). Although the outcome was never in doubt, it was still highly enjoyable entertainment and a definite keeper.

I've had a chance to view this film several times now, and enjoy it more with every viewing. "Enjoy" is the operative word here. This is a very light. frothy comedy, well shot and acted. And the soundtrack is great too - too bad it isn't available (at least not on Amazon). If you like light comedy, and one that blends French, Jewish and Gay themes, then you won't be disappointed.

This is a pleasant enough film, with little to criticise, and yet not much to enthuse about. The main character is French - is it really him speaking Finnish at the beginning of the film - and is quite camp. On the other hand his Finnish boyfriend comes across as sweet, but straight-acting. He's also quite dishy!

A nice light weight film with some good humour and some very good character studies. the central character Rueben if great fun and made me laugh on several ocassions

Wonderfull

I just love happy endings. Sentimental No. This is one of those uncomplicated gay stories that make the world look beautiful and acceptable with no prejudices. A gentle laugh one we honestly enjoyed

OK

great film