Tomorrow I fall in love: Fabrice Luchini faces a fresh start

In Demain je tombe amoureux, Fabrice Luchini plays a literature professor whose retirement kicks off with a breakup. Martin Provost’s comedy is set to hit French cinemas on November 25, 2026, with Emmanuelle Devos, Chiara Mastroianni, and Carole Bouquet.

Emile teaches in Dieppe. In his final class, he urges his students to turn their lives into a work of art and not to neglect love. But that very evening, he discovers that his wife has left. The young retiree must now put into practice the ideas he has just shared.

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Three encounters accompany this life change. The film thus turns the end of a career into the launch pad for a story about the possibility of starting over. Hélène Alexandridis also appears in the cast.

Martin Provost writes the screenplay and directs the film. The music is composed by Vincent Delerm. Produced by Les Films du Kiosque and distributed by Memento, Demain je tombe amoureux runs 1h47.

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