Patients

Who thought one could make a good movie about the hospital life of a tetraplegic? You'd think it'll be dull, dark, and brutal. Instead, it shines a new light on people you don't think about usually, the darkness is shared with a lot of light hearted humor and likable characters, and everything in the movie feels very real. On top of that, the cinematography is on point. Ignore your apprehensions and just watch it. You won't regret it, guaranteed.

I saw this in one of those previews where you don't know what movie you are going to watch until it starts rolling. I was very pleasantly surprised. The movie tackles a hard and rather depressing topic, but never deviates from a lighthearted atmosphere. It's full of real dialogue that cracks you up even when your French is mediocre at best, mostly due to good acting and well written situations.