Virginie Efira

Romain Duris

Grégory Gadebois

Solan Machado-Graner

Éliza Maillot

Bénédicte Charton

Morgane Lombard

Fabienne Chaudat

Franck Mercadal

Lucas Bleger

Francois Raffenaud

Marc Susini

Pénélope Montazel

Christian Ameri

Virginie Vives

Marie-Hélène Nicquevert

Milo Machado-Graner

Lancelot Vandaele Nedelec

Pierre Hancisse

Christine Bonnard

Manesca De Ternay

Valentine Montazel

Marie Fontannaz

Aurélia Petit

Johann Dionnet

Jean-Pierre Durand

Rodrigue Faucin

Raoul Fernandez

Juliette Blanche

Mira Rogliano

Orianne Daudin

Rose Harlean

Clare Manchon

Olivier Manchon

Laurent Couraud

Romain Compingt

Elsa Pharaon

Régis Roinsard

Sylvie Olivé

Bastien Sirodot

Aurélie Dusausoy

Jean-Pierre Guérin

Emmanuelle Youchnovski

Olivier Delbosc

Cédric Iland

Loïc Lallemand

Olivier Bourdeaut

Guillaume Schiffman

Loïc Limosin

Drama

Comedy

Romance

En attendant Bojangles

Curiosa Films

JPG Films

France 2 Cinéma

Orange Studio

StudioCanal

uMedia

Belgium

France

English

Français

Español

Waiting for Bojangles

CinemaSerf

We start at a swanky party where "Georges" (Romain Duris) is working his way around the guests regaling them with some tales that wouldn't have looked out of place in "Bedtime Story" (1964). Fearing that he's about to be rumbled, he tries for an hasty exit and that is when he encounters "Camille" (Virginia Efira) who is amidst some sort of solo dancing performance that captivates him. Romance blossoms, "Gary" (Solan Machado Graner) is born and the three embark on their lively and frenetic lives together. Up until now, this film is an unremarkable and rather bitty, episodic, comedy that sails very close to the winds of annoyance. Now, though, as the story has advanced a few years, it becomes a far more interesting and poignant tale as it is clear that "Camille" is losing the plot. She is prone to irrational outbursts, to violence and this is worrying her family and her friends. Help is sought and acquired but father and son cannot live without their girl and so concoct a plan to rescue her and abscond to a beautiful villa by the sea where they can all live happily ever after. It takes a brave storyteller to try and make a dark comedy from the subject of mental illness, and by combining a solid effort from Duris, a creative and engaging one from Efira and the frankly scene stealing contributions of the young Graner, Régis Roinsard just about gets away with it. Sometimes the humour is a little too surreal and in your face, but as the plot develops we are gradually drawn into their family predicament and I found myself feeling quite a bit of sympathy as you can sort of guess what is going to happen at the end. If you can forgive the first twenty minutes, then the film depicts a story that touches a few human emotions - love and selfishness chief amongst them, and is actually quite a decent watch.

WAITING FOR BOJANGLES | Official Trailer | STUDIOCANAL International

Waiting for Bojangles

производственные компании

Актёрский состав 32:

Recommended films

Trailer

Sequels and Prequels