Avis de mistral (2014)
Directed by Rose Bosch

Comedy / Drama

Film Synopsis

Léa and Adrien set out on their holidays with their younger brother Théo, who has been deaf since birth.  They intend to stay in Provence at the house of their grandfather, Paul Oliveron, whom they have never yet met because of a family rift.  It doesn't turn out to be the holiday they had been hoping for, especially when their father tells them he has left the house.  In the space of one day, the generations are at war with one another, with the teenagers ranged against their grandfather.  Things take an unexpeced turn when Paul's turbulent past suddenly catches up with him.  Before this eventful summer is over, the two generations will be completely transformed by each other...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Rose Bosch
  • Script: Rose Bosch (dialogue)
  • Cinematographer: Stéphane Le Parc
  • Cast: Jean Reno (Paul), Anna Galiena (Irène), Chloé Jouannet (Léa), Hugo Dessioux (Adrien), Aure Atika (Magali), Lukas Pelissier (Théo), Tom Leeb (Tiago), Jean-Michel Noirey (Jean-Mi), Hugues Aufray (Elie), Charlotte de Turckheim (Laurette), Raphaëlle Agogué (Émilie), Jérôme Care Aulanie (Le gendarme motard), Franck Crouzet (Franck), Michel Drucker (Himself), Rodolphe Saulnier (Docteur Chasson)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 105 min

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