suspicious of Stéphane's gradual physical estrangement, Pauline visits Berthier, asking if he has anything to do with all this. Berthier reveals Stéphane's violent past to Pauline, asking her to choose between politics or love: Pauline chooses to be with Stéphane and to abandon the party, withdrawing from the mayor race and being promptly replaced by Nathalie. Reunited with Jacques, Pauline goes out with her children, her father and Stéphane to the stadium, having fun for the duration of the game. When Stéphane lends his cellphone to Lili for a few seconds to see the selfies taken during the match, the girl mistakenly shows the mother some photos taken by Stéphane and his comrades in which they threaten and mistreat a couple of refugees. Horrified by the pictures, Pauline flings herself on Stéphane, angrily beating him, until Jacques and the children manage to stop her fury and bring her home. Cast Émilie Dequenne as Pauline Duhez André Dussollier as Philippe Berthier Guillaume Gouix as Stéphane Stankowiak "Stanko" Catherine Jacob as Agnès Dorgelle Anne Marivin as Nathalie Leclerc Patrick Descamps as Jacques Duhez Charlotte Talpaert as Nada Belisha Mateo Debaets as Tom Coline Marcourt as Lili Corentin Lobet as Yo Thibault Roux as Max Michel Ferracci as Dominique Orsini Stéphane Caillard as Victoire Vasseur Cyril Descours as Jean-Baptiste Verhaeghe Julien Roy as Bernard Tovi Jean-Louis Sbille as Monsieur Biagi Production Filming began on 10 May 2016 in Nord-Pas-de-Calais in Lens, Béthune, Hersin-Coupigny and Bruay-la-Buissière and was expected to complete on 4 July. Reception Critical reception On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 75%, based on 12 reviews, and an average rating of 6.2/10. <On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 61 out of 100, based on 8 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Controversy The film was slated to be released two months before the first round of the 2017 presidential elections in France and directly targets the National Front. The character of Catherine Jacob is said to strongly resemble Marine Le Pen and members of the political party saw the film as an affront. Steeve Briois, the FN mayor of Hénin-Beaumont, tweeted: "Poor Marine Le Pen, which is caricatured by this tobacco pot of Catherine Jacob. A damn turnip in perspective!" Florian Philippot, another member of the FN declared: "According to the trailer that I saw [...], it looks like a nice turnip,