Movie
Un bruit qui court
1983 · 88 min
A gently loopy, deadpan farce that drifts along like an island daydream, more charmingly odd than laugh-out-loud funny.
- Directed by
- Daniel Laloux, Jean-Pierre Sentier
- Starring
- Daniel Laloux, Jean-Pierre Sentier, Florence
- Overview
- Jean-Pierre Sentier and Daniel Laloux joined forces to write, direct, and act in this zany comedy about two men who were sent to an island by the Ministry of Toil to make Camembert cheese boxes. Unfortunately, the men's papers fell behind a filing cabinet and it is many years before the government realizes they exist. Meanwhile, the men have forged new identities and a good life for themselves as they loyally keep up their production. When the government decides to send a team of experts to handle the situation, the two men prepare to eject these unwanted arrivals at any cost.
- How it feels
- Absurd, whimsical, satirical and light. Measured and needs your attention.
- About
- Isolation, identity, work, freedom
- Content
- Mild violence, sexual content and language. No gore.
- Note
- Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown
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- Directed by
- Daniel Laloux, Jean-Pierre Sentier
- Starring
- Daniel Laloux, Jean-Pierre Sentier, Florence
