Nicolas Giraud

Mathieu Kassovitz

Hélène Vincent

Hippolyte Girardot

Bruno Lochet

Ayumi Roux

Carole Trevoux

Féodor Atkine

Jean-Henri Compère

Anne Charrier

Jérémie Renier

Philippe Hagège

Christophe Rossignon

Noah Benzaquen

Pauline Fugaldi

Fabrice Ville

Dimitri Bouvier

Thomas Deboffle

Staiv Gentis

Junko Murakami

Yukiko Nagashima

Philip Boëffard

Ève François Machuel

Renaud Chassaing

Muriel Doumergue

Anne-Sophie Gledhill

Lou Girardot

Laurent Weitmann

Jonathan Delerue

Fabien Devillers

Antoine Delaunay

Chloé Suau

Robin Dervaux

Laurence Morel

Cali Berthet

Alexandre Cauderlier

Kévin Cauderlier

Maxime Boisbeaux

Philippe Fontaine

Euric Allaire

Gaston Grandin

Gauthier Ravily

Muriel Chinal

Alexandre Fleurant

Patrick Cauderlier

Charles Lecoq

Agnès Gaudet

Jean-Baptiste Pfeiffer

Maelle Le Saux

Laurène Lamoulie

Mathieu De Brun

Mathilde Germi

Bruno Seznec

Philippe Vandendriessche

Hugo Froideval

Louise Leclercq

Mathieu Legros

Julien Bodart

Hugo Planchais

Pierre Michaud

Marco Beaurepaire

Aurélie Rogemond

Clémentine Vanier

Loïc Lallemand

Stéphane Cabel

Colas Lambert

Superpoze

Céline Bailbled

Yann Megard

Jean-François Clervoy

Marion Touitou

Olivia Bruynoghe

David Foquin

Arthur Benzaquen

Patrick Quinet

Margaux Rivera

Pierre Bonnet

Emmanuelle Carlier

Comedy

Drama

L'Astronaute

Nord-Ouest Films

Orange Studio

Artémis Productions

Belgium

France

Français

The Astronaut

CinemaSerf

I really liked the underlying sentiment to this film. It takes one of the most complex of scientific subjects and humanises it. This is not a film about gizmos and gadgets, there is precious little (if any) CGI. It is all essentially a love story. Not between two people, but between "Jim" (Nicolas Giraud) and his passion - going into space. His character is normal, poorly funded and maybe not the best at collaborating, but as he and "Alexandre" (Mathieu Kassovitz) gradually start to realise that the unattainable might, actually, be attainable then they - alongside what can only be described as a truly collegiate community effort - strive to try to make it work. I know absolutely nothing about rocket science, so I cannot comment with any authority on the science that underpins this, but the whole thing has a genuine authenticity to it. It's fun. Thats not meant to sound trite - it's not a laugh-a-minute; it's a story about people who galvanise each other and share in the goal - even if they haven't really much clue what's going on. Hélène Vincent turns in a strong performance as the long-suffering "Odette" and a generally engaging ensemble cast contribute well to something here that is enjoyable to watch and that ought to send a clear signal to Hollywood (and elsewhere) that it's not all about the money and the visual effects - but about the strength of the writing and the characterisation. Maybe don't show it to your kids, though, or your garden may quickly turn into "Mos Eisley" spaceport!

The Astronaut

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