Touching and eye opening. Well written with humorous parts, the topics are delivered and let you reflect on yourself and what others think about you.
BTW "Presque" the french title's literate translation is "Almost"

A French _Rain Bonhomme_.

This one is hard for me to critique objectively. I lost my father a month ago and I've been handling it rather well, I think, but occasionally waves of grief rise like a tide and overwhelm me.

Well, this film is about a funeral director who befriends a delivery man / philosopher with cerebral palsy. (For those keeping representation score, Alexandre Jollien--the actor who plays the role--is a philosopher who was born with cerebral palsy.)

Well, the funeral director reminded me of the one at my dad's funeral so I spent most of the film guy-crying (which consists of silently swallowing tears, although occasionally one or two of them escape).

Apart from this personal connection, the film is a tender tear-jerker (for everyone, not just those of us with dead dads) that doesn't push any boundaries but hits all its marks inside the limits it's drawn.