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C'est beau une ville la nuit
2006 Comedy / Drama
 Review
A film that has "vanity project" written over it in bright green
fluorescent paint, C’est beau une
ville la nuit has little to commend it unless you happen to be
obsessed with Richard Bohringer or have strong sadomasochistic
tendencies. Based on Bohringer’s 1988 book, which defies
categorisation, being neither novel or autobiography, the film is just
as nebulous, intangible and pretentious. Road movie is perhaps
too grand a title for something that is as vague and vacuous as
this. Despite Bohringer’s immense skill as an actor, which is
complemented here by that of his daughter Romaine, this film is just
too painful to watch.
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Director:
Richard Bohringer
Starring: Richard Bohringer, Romane Bohringer, Robinson Stévenin, François Négret, Luc Thuillier Synopsis
With the support of his friends, sixty-something Richard finally gets
to live his dream – to travel aimlessly across France, Canada and
Africa, in the company of those nearest to him. In this present,
Richard sees echoes of his own past and begins to realise who he is...
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