Bienvenue en Suisse

2004
1h 45min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThierry has left Switzerland and lives in France: he is ethnologist specialized in the Laplanders.Now he returns to Switzerland with his companion Sophie for the burial of his grandmother.He... Leer todoThierry has left Switzerland and lives in France: he is ethnologist specialized in the Laplanders.Now he returns to Switzerland with his companion Sophie for the burial of his grandmother.He meets again his family and discovers that he has inherited 2 millions of Swiss francs.But... Leer todoThierry has left Switzerland and lives in France: he is ethnologist specialized in the Laplanders.Now he returns to Switzerland with his companion Sophie for the burial of his grandmother.He meets again his family and discovers that he has inherited 2 millions of Swiss francs.But to get this inheritance he must prove that he is able to adapt himself to the values and ... Leer todo

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Something must be done in order to do away with the eurocentrism.

"Bienvenue en Suisse" by Lea Fazer is a very eurocentric film. This is because it talks of countries like France, Belgium and Switzerland. This is not the only reason for appreciating this film. It can also be shown as part of your French class. Lea Fazer has made an honest attempt to do away with all the clichés that surround Switzerland. According to her even in a country like Switzerland there are people for whom their own interest are more important than anything. It must also be noted that this film is not a travel brochure for Swiss government. If someone wants to learn how a frenchman speak swiss french, watch out for Vincent Perez. There are good performances by Emmanuelle Devos and Podalydes too.