Agnes Jaoui and Jean-Pierra Bacri - France's most celebrated filmmaking partner - deliver a winning new comedy about race, class, high-strung egos and bad summer weather. Agathe (director/co-writer Jaoui) is a hard-nosed Parisian feminist author and politician who returns to her childhood home outside Provence following the death of her mother. But before Agathe can settle family business, she's talked into becoming the subject of a documentary by a hapless local amateur filmmaker (co-writer Bacri) and her Algerian housekeeper's grown son (Jamel Dabbouze of Amelie). Welcome to a place where affairs may be exposed, composures could unravel, and the downpour will ultimately reveal some gentle truths about human relationships. "All the dialogue rings true and the ensemble acting is perfect," hails The Observer. Let It Rain is a deeply felt comedy that compares with the best of Eric Rohmer."