Le garçu (1995)Antoine is 4. His father Gerard leaves his mother Sophie. Gerard has a lot of mistresses, but never knows how to leave them. Sophie takes a new lover, Jeannot. Director:Maurice Pialat |
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Gerard
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| Géraldine Pailhas | ... |
Sophie
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Antoine Pialat | ... |
Antoine
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Dominique Rocheteau | ... |
Jeannot
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Fabienne Babe | ... |
Cathy
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Elisabeth Depardieu | ... |
Micheline
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Claude Davy | ... |
Le Garçu
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Isabelle Costacurta | ... |
Isabelle
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Isabelle Roche |
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Reshmah Madhoo |
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Ti Louis Felicité |
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Isabelle Séjourne |
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Claire de Nouel |
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Celine Jourdain |
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Florence Tardieu |
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Antoine is 4. His father Gerard leaves his mother Sophie. Gerard has a lot of mistresses, but never knows how to leave them. Sophie takes a new lover, Jeannot. Written by Yepok
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husband wife relationship | family relationships | mauritius | paris france | vacation |Genres:
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
3 May 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Mein Vater, das Kind See more »Filming Locations:
Cunhat, Puy-de-Dôme, FranceBox Office
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€10,290,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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"Le Garçu" offers the obvious, but the director, Maurice Pialat, only insinuates and never lets his actors to come up with anything original and fresh. Soon the camera seems to get tired to follow the same people all over around and not even the charm of Gerard Depardieu is enough to save this rather hollow piece of filmmaking. The actors are always on their own and their mannerisms depend on the reaction immediately before, so the dialogue seems so improvised that we begin to accept it as a truly realistic piece of writing. The young star, Antoine Pialat, offers himself as Antoine Pialat, and nothing dramatic comes from his character: he only exposes his qualities and refuses to act, and that explains why he is so handsomely irresistible. In French.