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Les Insaisissables
2000 Comedy
Review
This slow-paced and largely predictable comedy from director Christian Gion is distinguished
most by Daniel Prévost’s surprisingly sympathetic portrayal of a bailiff
who gets his just deserts. Whilst let down by a meandering storyline and some shameless
sentimentality, the film benefits from a talented cast who make the most of Gion’s
bland script, injecting some fleeting moments of hilarity and emotional depth. However,
it is painfully evident that both Prévost and his co-star, Dominique Guillo, deserve
better material than this.
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Director:
Christian Gion
Starring: Daniel Prévost, Dominique Guillo, Sébastien Thiery, Laurent Natrella, Andrée Damant Synopsis
Bailiff Grimbert finally meets his match when he attempts to seize the assets of an old
woman named Madeleine. She is protected by three young men, Romain, Alain and Philippe,
who have themselves each been victims of the French legal system that allows odious men
like Grimbert to take their private possessions when they get into debt. Having
duped Grimbert into taking goods from the wrong house, Romain and his friends make a close
study of the law, the sole objective being to make their enemy’s life sheer Hell.
But, as they soon discover, there’s one thing worse than a bailiff, and that’s a bailiff
who has been humiliated...
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