Bambou (2009)
Directed by Didier Bourdon
Comedy
Bambou (2009)
Film Synopsis
Alain, a bank employee, wants nothing more than to become a father, but his wife Anna has higher priorities than starting a family just right now. Her career as a concert pianist is starting to take off and she has no intention of giving this up just to become a mere housewife. Anna's frequent stays away from home put an increasing strain on the marriage and eventually the couple agree to go their separate ways. Alain may have lost a wife but he still has his pet dog Bambou to keep him company. The dog and its master have difficulty hitting it off at first but it isn't long before they are the best of friends. With some sadness, Alain realises that Bambou is the only connection he still has with his absent wife...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Didier Bourdon
- Script: Albert Algoud, Didier Bourdon, Michel Delgado
- Cinematographer: Pascal Caubère
- Cast: Didier Bourdon (Alain), Anne Consigny (Anne), Anny Duperey (Kaki), Virginie Hocq (Hélène), Eddy Mitchell (Le docteur Marc Pages), Macha Béranger (Françoise), Axelle Abbadie (Geneviève Nevers), Pierre Arditi, Denis D'Arcangelo (Enrique), Eric Fraticelli (Benji), Patrick Guillemin (M. De France), Hélène Patarot (Mme Moon Tchang), Jean-Pierre Tagliaferri (Angelo), Adeline Zarudiansky
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 90 min
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