Une petite zone de turbulences (2010)

Dir: Alfred Lot Comedy stars 3

Overview

Une petite zone de turbulences is a French film comedy first released in 2010, directed by Alfred Lot. The film is based on a novel by Mark Haddon and stars Miou-Miou, Mélanie Doutey, Cyril Descours, Gilles Lellouche and Michel Blanc. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Jean-Pierre, recently retired, is a hypochondriac. Anne, his wife is cheating with a former office colleague. His daughter Cathie, a divorcee and mother of a 5-year-old boy, lives with Philippe, whose lack of intellectual acumen is frequently pointed out to her by her gay brother Mathieu. When Jean-Pierre discovers a worrying blemish on his right hip, Cathie tells him that she intends to marry Philippe...

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Credits

Director: Alfred Lot
Script: Michel Blanc, Mark Haddon (novel), Alfred Lot
Photo: Jérôme Alméras
Music: Nathaniel Mechaly
Cast: Miou-Miou (Anne), Mélanie Doutey (Cathie), Cyril Descours (Mathieu), Gilles Lellouche (Philippe), Michel Blanc (Jean-Paul), Eric Caravaca (Fabien), Elisabeth Commelin (La voisine), Yannick Renier (Olivier), Nathalie Richard (La psy), Wladimir Yordanoff (David), Jean-Yves Chatelais (Docteur Bargouthian), Sophie Cattani (L’infirmière), Céline Cuignet (Sophie), Pierre Trapet (Le clochard), Marie-Christine Orry (Tante Lucie), David Seigneur (Titof), Sylvain Sanchez (Le prêtre), Dominique Parent (Oncle Alain), Jolhan Martin (Hugo), Lauriane Riquet (Sarah), Christian Lecavelle (Le plombier)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 108 min

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