Sacha's carefree life changes suddenly when he meets a forty-something career woman named Charlotte (Sophie Marceau) one rainy afternoon.

After they make love, Sacha discovers that Charlotte has three children, not to mention a jealous soon-to-be ex-husband who runs the multinational company they both work for.

In his review in Variety, Boyd van Hoeij called it a "glossy romantic comedy filled with amusing pratfalls and palpable chemistry.

"[2] Noting that the film explores the problems of beginning a new relationship while raising children, Hoeij goes on to write: This likable piece of mainstream fluff from Gallic filmmaker James Huth (Brice de Nice), headlined by French stars Sophie Marceau and Gad Elmaleh, has done brisk summer biz in Gaul, where it's closing in on 1.5 million admissions.

[2]Evoking the classic Hollywood screwball comedies, the film "finds just the right balance between his and her perspectives, while the actors breathe life into their slightly clichéd characters by keeping things low-key and affable, displaying enough chemistry to have auds root for them against all odds.