Guillaume de Tonquédec

Victor Belmondo

Guilaine Londez

Jéremy Gillet

Julien de Saint Jean

Pierre-Alain Chapuis

Cyril Couton

Marilou Gallais

Doriane Chastanet

Laurence Pierre

Dominique Courait

Julie Pépin Lehalleur

Guillaume Le Doner

Sophie Fougère

David Olivier Fischer

Jean-Francois Toulouse

Laurence Macaire

Davide Grody

Victoria Boivin

Amy Pasquet

Lyman Louis

Stephen Swinscode

Larry Skoller

William Coquerel

Alban Petiteaux

Michel-Alexandre Mahy

Flavien Berlaud

Thierry David

Frédéric Lavigne

Paul-Emile Fort

Jocelyne Desverchère

Nicole Cousseau

Genevieve Brillet

Alexandre Cluchet

Valentin Guignier

Sacha Valentin-Couny

Noé Godard

Paul Rougerie

Noé Joly

Elise Geyssely

Théophile Lévy

Kenny Bertry

Maxime Dupont

Brandon Raffier

Anthony Vilpoix

Marie-Cécile Lucas

Olivier Peyon

Philippe Besson

Arthur Cahn

Vincent Poymiro

Cécilia Rouaud

Anthony Doncque

Miléna Poylo

Gilles Sacuto

Martin Rit

Damien Maestraggi

Oriol Nogues

Flore Chandès

Julien Auer

Marion Durin

Antoine Lepetit

Jerome Pinot

Victor Baussonnie

Alexia Genty

Lucas Bochard

Olivier Dandré

Aloyse Launay

Jocelyn Robert

Clément Tijou

Camille Bertin

Anna Farnoux

Arnaud Guez

Denis Louis

Cyprien Mur

Zoé Bihan

Alice Maurel

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Romance

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Lie with Me

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Writer Stéphane Belcourt (Guillaume de Tonquédoc) has been suffering from a bit of a creative block when he agrees to return to his childhood home to do a presentation for it's legendary cognac producer. Somewhat disinterested in the whole affair he is greeted by the effusive "Gaëlle" (an increasingly scene-stealing Guiliane Londez) who races around ferrying him from pillar to post in quite a frenetic fashion. Quite by chance, there are some visiting Americans at the vineyard and they are being guided by "Lucas" (Victor Belmondo). The latter man has a surname that triggers memories in the former and now we are taken on a parallel tracked story that illustrates forbidden (first) love from 1984, and offers a shot at redemption for both the younger and the older man. The story is gently paced and the acting - especially from Jérémy Gillet as the author in his younger years - is really quite potent. The story of bigotry and conformity - and the lifelong ramifications for all concerned of fear and shame is played out stylishly and set against a backdrop of conflicted history. A community that lives it's life largely as it makes it's luxury "elixir" - in a time honoured fashion - finds that perhaps the best from that time has now passed. As I watched, I couldn't help wonder just how many people actually lived their lives like this - stuck with an opportunity-free rural existence amongst a gene pool of relationships that was never going to satisfy those more creative, imaginative and , of course, gay who emerged! This is well worth a watch - and Belmondo is a dead ringer for his grand-father too!

Lie with Me

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