
Get ready for a French comedy that’s equal parts chaotic and heartwarming! Honeymoon Crasher (titled Lune de miel avec ma mère in French), directed by Nicolas Cuche (A Man of Height), is set to premiere on February 12, 2025, exclusively on Netflix. This laugh-out-loud film stars Michèle Laroque and Julien Frison as an unlikely mother-son duo navigating a honeymoon gone hilariously wrong. Here’s your guide to the film’s plot, cast, and more.
Release Date & Streaming Platform
Mark your calendars: Honeymoon Crasher arrives on Netflix on February 12, 2025. The film runs for 1 hour and 33 minutes—perfect for a cozy night of comedy and chaos.
Plot
When Lucas (Julien Frison) is left at the altar by his fiancée, who rekindles her romance with her ex, he faces an awkward dilemma: what to do with the non-refundable honeymoon trip? Enter his mother, Lily (Michèle Laroque), who steps in to join him on the getaway.
What follows is a whirlwind of mishaps, misunderstandings, and unexpected bonding as this mismatched pair navigates tropical resorts, romantic setups, and their own complicated relationship. Along the way, they encounter quirky characters, including Lily’s free-spirited friend Gloria (Rossy de Palma) and a charming stranger named Michel (Kad Merad), who adds a dash of romance to the mix.
Cast
- Michèle Laroque as Lily (Lucas’s well-meaning but overbearing mother)
- Julien Frison as Lucas (The jilted groom)
- Rossy de Palma as Gloria (Lily’s eccentric best friend)
- Kad Merad as Michel (A charismatic traveler with secrets)
- Margot Bancilhon as Maya (Lucas’s ex-fiancée)
- Gilbert Melki as Peter (Maya’s ex-turned-new flame)
- Jake Francois as Ryan (A resort employee caught in the chaos)
What to Expect
- Hilarious hijinks: From awkward resort activities to disastrous double dates, the film leans into situational comedy.
- Heartfelt moments: Amid the laughs, the story explores the complexities of family bonds and self-discovery.
- Standout performances: Michèle Laroque and Julien Frison shine as the bickering yet lovable mother-son duo.
- French flair: Expect picturesque locales, witty dialogue, and a soundtrack that complements the film’s breezy vibe.
Behind the Scenes
Directed by Nicolas Cuche and co-written by Laure Hennequart and Laurent Turner, Honeymoon Crasher is a fresh take on the “unlikely travel partners” trope. Cuche, known for his sharp comedic timing, described the film as:
“A celebration of imperfect relationships—because sometimes the best adventures happen with the people you least expect.”
The cast’s chemistry, particularly between Laroque and Frison, adds depth to the humor, making this more than just a slapstick comedy.
International Appeal
Titled Ana-Oğul Balayı in Turkish markets, the film’s universal themes of love, family, and second chances make it a relatable watch for global audiences.
Why Watch?
If you’re craving a lighthearted escape with quirky characters and feel-good moments, Honeymoon Crasher is your perfect Netflix pick. Pack your (virtual) bags and stream it on February 12, 2025.