Was dein Herz dir sagt - Adieu, ihr Idioten!

Originaltitel: Adieu les cons

2020
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1 Std. 27 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,7/10

7223

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Albert Dupontel, Nicolas Marié, and Virginie Efira in Was dein Herz dir sagt - Adieu, ihr Idioten! (2020)

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27 Fotos

Comedy Drama

Eine schwerkranke Frau versucht mit Hilfe eines ausgebrannten Mannes und eines blinden Archivars ihr lange verschollenes Kind zu finden.Eine schwerkranke Frau versucht mit Hilfe eines ausgebrannten Mannes und eines blinden Archivars ihr lange verschollenes Kind zu finden.Eine schwerkranke Frau versucht mit Hilfe eines ausgebrannten Mannes und eines blinden Archivars ihr lange verschollenes Kind zu finden.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,7/10

7223

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 7 Gewinne & 13 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
The movie is dedicated to Terry Jones, former Monty Python member who died in January 2020, who had played in two of Albert Dupontel's movies: Le créateur (1999) (as God) and Enfermés dehors (2006) (as a homeless person). Incidentally, another former Monty Python member plays in the present movie: Terry Gilliam (as a hunter in the advertisement). Albert Dupontel has said that the Pythons are a source of inspiration for his work.

Verbindungen
References Brazil (1985)

Soundtracks
Mala vida
Written by Manu Chao (as Jose-Manuel Chao)
Performed by Mano Negra (as La Mano Negra)

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Ausgewählte Rezension

7/10

A romantic comedy that smells like a road movie

Two characters on the edge, for different reasons, meet by chance, towards an inevitable end.

This could simultaneously be the summary plot of a romantic comedy written by Nora Ephon or a road movie written by Wim Wenders.

The result is a hybrid, written, performed and directed by Albert Dupontel, which, without ever claiming to be a work of author, the general tone is manifestly mainstream, in the rhythm, in the humor, in the glamor of the settings and characters, it does not leave to wink at the most creative universe of Monty Python, whether in the opening dedication to Terry Jones, or in Terry Gilliam's participation in a small but delicious role as a weapons salesman.

Adieu les Cons is not Monty Python, nor Nora Ephron, nor even Wim Wenders. It is Albert Dupontel, an experienced actor, director and screenwriter, who is well worth knowing, and signs a very interesting work here, on the most varied levels.