Rien que du bonheur (2003)
Directed by Denis Parent

Drama
aka: Don't Worry, Be Happy

Film Synopsis

Désiré Loncle, a cinema critic for Sunlight Magazine, has just been dumped by his girlfriend Manu.  Homeless, Désiré takes refuge with a young actor-director named Alex.  They are joined by Eduardo, an Italian film producer whose wife has also left him.  As therapy for their recent experiences, Désiré and Eduardo agree to assist Alex in writing a script for his next film, The Queen of Venus.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Denis Parent
  • Script: Denis Parent
  • Cinematographer: Wilfrid Sempé
  • Music: Reinhardt Wagner
  • Cast: Bruno Solo (Désiré Loncle), Michel Scotto di Carlo (Eduardo Scapelli), Jean-Baptiste Iera (Alexandre Vigier dit Alex), Alexandra Lamy (Manuela dite Manu), Barbara Schulz (Sandra), Geneviève Page (Martha Loncle), Olivier Saladin (Jean-Marc - le rédacteur en chef), Jackie Berroyer (Pierre 1), Kad Merad (Pierre 2), Vanessa Gravina (Julie), Elise Larnicol (Françoise - la secrétaire), Jacques Dacqmine (Jean-Marie Bugues), Christian Vadim (José), Elodie Frenck (Mélanie - la groupie de Désiré), Alice Taglioni (Cerise Bugues), Agathe Teyssier (Marie Endaye - la jeune réalisatrice), Isabelle Heurtaux (L'attachée de presse), Catherine Benguigui (La psy), Claude Carré (Le curé), Philippe Dana (Le voisin de Manu)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 105 min
  • Aka: Don't Worry, Be Happy

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