Despite his fame, Taillandier has suddenly stopped painting. Deeply depressed, the sixty-year-old decides to go away. He has no clear goal and explains nothing to his close friends. During ...
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| Patrick Chesnais | ... | Taillandier | |
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Jeanne Lambert | ... | Marylou |
| Miou-Miou | ... | Alice | |
| Jacques Weber | ... | Max | |
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Xavier Gallais | ... | Le maître d'hôtel |
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Raphaëline Goupilleau | ... | La femme de l'agence |
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Didier Bénureau | ... | Le vendeur |
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Julien Barbier | ... | Le garçon 1 |
| Urbain Cancelier | ... | Le boucher | |
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Amaury Baudoin | ... | Mathias |
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Ludovic Berthillot | ... | Le videur |
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Martine Borg | ... | La bouchère |
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Amandine Chauveau | ... | La pompiste |
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Jacques Develay | ... | Le réceptionniste |
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Christophe Dias-Valerio | ... | L'interne |
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Despite his fame, Taillandier has suddenly stopped painting. Deeply depressed, the sixty-year-old decides to go away. He has no clear goal and explains nothing to his close friends. During his travels, he has a strange encounter with Marylou, a wild teenager who was rejected by her mother. The lost girl and the man at the end of his tether will travel together awhile. Finally living like a father and daughter, at peace. Written by lletaif
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I am not very used to this kind of features, but from time to time I think it's refreshing ; that's the word this movie deserves. After a very depressing beginning, you slowly but surely feel better as the story continues.
This tale of a depressed and nearly suicidal mooded man in his mid sixties, who escapes from his "too much normal life" and then meets a runaway teenage girl is very poignant and also unusual. Although we have already seen that before, but not too often. No one can stay "cold" watching such a so simple and heartbreaking story. Jean Becker gave us some films like this one. I would say it's just his trade mark.
Don't miss it.