Tu seras mon fils (2011) 6.8
Directed by Gilles Legrand, You Will Be My Son stars Niels Arestrup as Paul de Marseul, a prestigious wine-maker and owner of a renowned chateau and vineyard in Saint-Émilion... See full synopsis » Director:Gilles Legrand |
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Paul de Marseul
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Lorànt Deutsch | ... |
Martin de Marseul
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Patrick Chesnais | ... |
François Amelot
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Alice
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Nicolas Bridet | ... |
Philippe Amelot
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Valérie Mairesse | ... |
Madeleine Amelot
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Jean-Marc Roulot | ... |
Docteur Vermont
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Urbain Cancelier | ... |
Lacourt père
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Xavier Robic | ... |
Lacourt fils
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Nicolas Marié | ... |
Le notaire
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Hélène de Saint-Père | ... |
La journaliste viticole
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Shirley Bousquet | ... |
Jessica, la barmaid
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Stéphane Roquet | ... |
L'employé des pompes funèbres
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Gilles Kassar | ... |
Le vendeur chaussures
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Luc Palun | ... |
Le vendeur machine de tri
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Directed by Gilles Legrand, You Will Be My Son stars Niels Arestrup as Paul de Marseul, a prestigious wine-maker and owner of a renowned chateau and vineyard in Saint-Émilion... See full synopsis »
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13 September 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I found this movie aggravating. The head of a French vineyard constantly belittles his son - near the end, we find out that it is at least in part because the father lost his wife in part because of his son's ill health. The father eventually favors the son of his foreman. But the son is not presented in a sympathetic way, and though his situation is unfair, we never get a chance to really feel for him.
The acting is all fine, and some of the shots of Provence are wonderful. There were the makings here of a much better movie, but that would have required rethinking the script, and therefore probably finding a better director.