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"Mika is the couture-attired, oh-so-perfect head of a company that makes Swiss chocolate. Andre is her suave concert-pianist husband whose first wife died years ago in a mysterious car acident. How is it then that Andre's teenage son has no musical talent, while the stunning Jeanne, who shares his birthday, is already a world-class pianist? And why does Mika insist that everyone sip the hot chocolate she prepares each evening?"
"A young pianist, Jeanne, learns by chance that at her birth she narrowly escaped being switched with another baby, the son of an internationally famous pianist. Wanting to find out more, she introduces herself as a new student to the pianist and his household, which is dominated by the benevolent figure of his wife, Marie-Claire. Gradually Jeanne comes to suspect both Marie-Claire's benevolence and the chocolate she so carefully prepares for the whole family."
"Marie-Claire, heiress of Muller chocolate, remarries pianist André to whom she was briefly married 18 years earlier. During their time apart, André had married Lisbet, now dead, and raised Guillaume. Rumours abound that Guillaume had been exchanged with another baby at birth."
"Huppert plays Mika, wife of celebrated pianist André Polonski (Jacques Dutronc) and stepmother to his son, Guillaume, whose mother died in a car wreck on his sixth birthday. Their lives are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Jeanne (Anna Mouglalis), a young woman who has learned that she was almost switched at birth with Guillaume. Also a pianist, she harbours a suspicion that she may be André's daughter."
"Mika is the couture-attired, oh-so-perfect head of a company that makes Swiss chocolate. Andre is her suave concert-pianist husband whose first wife died years ago in a mysterious car accident. How is it then that Andre's teenage son has no musical talent, while the stunning Jeanne, who shares his birthday, is already a world-class pianist? And why does Mika insist that everyone sip the hot chocolate she prepares each evening?"
"Feature film from France. Thriller. Discovering that she may have been switched at birth with the son of concert pianist Andre Polonski, Jeanne Polet gets to know the family, taking piano lessons from Andre while his wife, Swiss chocolate-company heiress Mika Muller, serves hot chocolate."
"Marie-Claire, heiress of Muller chocolate, remarries pianist Andre to whom she was briefly married 18 years earlier. During their time apart, Andre had married Lisbet, now dead, and raised Guillaume. Rumours abound that Guillaume had been exchanged with another baby at birth."
"A Losanna il pianista André Polonski si risposa con la prima moglie Mika, direttrice dell'azienda del cioccolato Muller. Con il dubbio di essere stata scambiata, il giorno della nascita, con Guillaume, figlio della defunta seconda moglie di André, Jeanne, studentessa di piano, s'introduce in una famiglia che potrebbe essere la sua, accolta con simpatia dal musicista, ma non da Mika, generosa nell'elargire opere di beneficenza e cioccolata calda. (Morandini)."@it
"Marie-Claire, heiress of Muller chocolate, remarries pianist André to whom she was briefly married 18 years earlier. During their time apart, André had married Lisbet, now dead, and raised Guillaume. Rumours abound that Guillaume had been exchanged with another baby at birth."
"About a Swiss chocolate company owner who remarries her first husband, widower pianist André, and moves him and her teenage stepson into her family's mansion. Their already off-kilter homelife is complicated by the arrival of a young woman who seeks piano lessons from André and may be his switched-at-birth daughter."
"Huppert plays Mika, wife of celebrated pianist André Polonski (Jacques Dutronc) and stepmother to his son, Guillaume, whose mother died in a carwreck on his sixth birthday. Their lives are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Jeanne, a young woman who has learned that she was almost switched at birth with Guillaume. Also a pianist, she harbours a suspicion that she may be André's daughter."
"Dans la douceur confortable de la Suisse, une jeune pianiste, Jeanne, apprend par hasard qu'elle a failli, à sa naissance, être échangée avec Guillaume, fils d'un pianiste virtuose de renomée internationale, André Polonski. Elle en profite pour s'introduire chez ce dernier qui en fait son élève. La grande demeure des Polonski est dominée par la figure bienveillante de Marie-Claire, héritière des chocolats Muller. Jeanne en vient à douter de cette bienveillance comme de l'innocence du chocolat que Marie-Claire prépare avec soin pour toute la famille ..."
"The lives of Mika and her husband, celebrated pianist Andre Polonski, are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Jeanne, a young woman who has learned that she might have been switched at birth with Polonski's son in the hospital. Also a pianist, Jeanne speculates that she may be Andre's daughter. Her suspicions further aroused by Mika's behavior, Jeanne begins the dangerous task of unraveling a dark web of family secrets and lies."
"Huppert plays Mika, wife of celebrated pianist André Polonski (Jacques Dutronc) and stepmother to his son, Guillaume, whose mother died in a carwreck on his sixth birthday. Their lives are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Jeanne (Anna Mouglalis), a young woman who has learned that she was almost switched at birth with Guillaume. Also a pianist, she harbours a suspicion that she may be André's daughter."
"André Polonski, pianiste virtuose, et Mika Muller, se marient après une première et très brève union vécue des années auparavant. D'autre part, Jeanne Pollet, une jeune pianiste qui prépare le concours de piano de Budapest, est à la recherche de ses origines et d'un mentor. Elle apprend qu'elle a failli être échangée le jour de sa naissance avec Guillaume Polonski, le fils d'André et de Lisbeth, morte accidentellement lorsque Guillaume avait 6 ans. Jeanne va pénétrer dans une famille qui n'est pas la sienne et va constater que l'amabilité de Mika Muller, la belle-mère de Guillaume, cache une redoutable perversité."