Lotto win or luck? The dark side of the millionaires!
Lotto win or luck? The dark side of the millionaires!
On February 3, 2025, the French episode film "Six correct ones" Premiere. Under the direction of Maxime Govare and Romain Choay, the comedy promises an entertaining, but also critical light to throw happiness and money. The film that comes to cinemas in 2024 is aimed at viewers from the age of 16 and has a term of 103 minutes.
The action revolves around the fate of several lottery winners, whose life paths are significantly influenced by their sudden financial profits. Paul, played by Fabrice Eboué, discovered a five million nois in the glove compartment of his car during a vacation with his family. However, the deadline for redeeming the profit is scarce: the lot must be presented by 7 p.m. Julie, embodied by Pauline Clément, is also lucky: she wins ten million euros and sees the challenges and temptations of wealth.
different ways of life by winning
Interestingly, the story also meets the more radical character Ahmed, played by Sami Outalbali, who buys a Lotterielos to camouflage and also wins. Another interwoven storyline includes Henri, a resident of an old people's home who dies after he has won 60 million euros. Such unexpected twists are not only important for the film's tension, but also raise questions about happiness and its consequences.The comedy is classified as a black comedy and addresses how life can change dramatically after a lottery gain. Critics have already emphasized the macabre elements of the film and a comparison to the Argentine film "Wild Tales - everyone goes through!" pulled. So far, the film has received a user rating of 3.1 for two reviews, which indicates that the opinions about it are shared.
cinema information and admission prices
"Six real - happiness is not for beginners" is sold by Happy Entertainment . The admission prices are divided into different categories:
- Tuesday to Thursday: € 8.90 (7.50 € reduced)
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: € 9.90 (€ 8.50 reduced)
- Monday cinema day: 7 €
- Adventure children's cinema on Sunday: € 5.50
- Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon: € 7 (3:30 p.m. + 4 p.m. performances)
The different stories within the film reflect the heights and depths associated with a profit in the lottery. According to an analysis on The films blog , lottery gains are often associated with unexpected challenges that the protagonists have to live and manage.
In view of the popularity of lotteries in different cultures - such as the Spanish Christmas Lottery El Gordo - the film also encourages thinking about the possibilities that life can offer through happiness. Despite a potential for big profits, the fact that happiness often brings unexpected turns.
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