Directed by:
Albert DupontelCinematography:
Pierre-Yves BastardCast:
Catherine Frot, Albert Dupontel, Bouli Lanners, Nicolas Marié, Bernard Farcy, Xavier Robic, Jeanne Cellard, Khalid Maadour, Philippe Duquesne, Husky Kihal (more)Plots(1)
The Villain is a bank robber who returns after a 20-year absence to hide out at his mother Maniette’s place. She’s naïve and extremely religious - it’s the perfect hideout. But this time, Maniette discovers her son’s true nature. She decides to set him on the straight and narrow, triggering a battle between mother and son as comic as it is unrelenting. (StudioCanal)
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From the very beginning, I was wondering what kind of clown there is on the screen, running and dodging bullets like that, with cars skidding in front of him and someone constantly firing an uzi at him. The whole movie was awful, awkward and stupid. I had it on as I was cleaning around and I was appalled at the sort of movies that get filmed nowadays. It was a complete farce, as if Chaplin appeared in a French movie. But Chaplin at least had a certain charm about him and he could make the viewer laugh. Dupontel just embarrassed himself with this one.
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