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After ten years away, Jacques Pruez, an unmarried, 50-year-old, modestly successful actor, returns to his home village to comfort his dying mother. His father Yvan, a family barber who's counting on his "successful" son to support him in his old age, refuses to believe that his wife is sick and insists that her doctors are killing her. She dies, and Jacques finds out that Yvan is not his real father. Besieged by memories of his childhood, the village and the past, Jacques wanders the streets at night, reliving the moments that set him apart from the rest.
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After ten years away, Jacques Pruez, an unmarried, 50-year-old, modestly successful actor, returns to his home village to comfort his dying mother. His father Yvan, a family barber who's counting on his "successful" son to support him in his old age, refuses to believe that his wife is sick and insists that her doctors are killing her. She dies, and Jacques finds out that Yvan is not his real father. Besieged by memories of his childhood, the village and the past, Jacques wanders the streets at night, reliving the moments that set him apart from the rest.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jacques Nolot
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Magouric Productions, La Maison de Ecrivains, Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques (SACD), CNC, Canal+, PROCIREP
Cast
Jacques Nolot
Director
Mathilde Moné
Line, la mère
Henri Gardey
Yvan, le père
Jacques Nolot
Les frères, Jacqui
Christian Sempe
Les frère, Alain
Christine Paolini
Les frères, Thérèse, la belle soeur
Henriette Sempé
Les tantes, Aimée
Yvette Etchegaray
Les tantes, Jeofrette
Serge Caumont
Filou, le demi frère
Héloïse Mignot
Jeannine
Germaine Guardini
Germaine
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