Le fils de l'épicier

2007
Not Rated
1h 36min

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7,0/10

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Antoine Sforza, a thirty-year-old young man, left his village ten years before in order to start a new life in the big city...

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAntoine moves home to help his mom drive the mobile grocery, when his dad's hospitalized. He brings Claire along, hoping she'll become more than a friend. He drives around Provence's country... Leggi tuttoAntoine moves home to help his mom drive the mobile grocery, when his dad's hospitalized. He brings Claire along, hoping she'll become more than a friend. He drives around Provence's countryside, selling mainly to old people.Antoine moves home to help his mom drive the mobile grocery, when his dad's hospitalized. He brings Claire along, hoping she'll become more than a friend. He drives around Provence's countryside, selling mainly to old people.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,0/10

2557

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- 1 vittoria e 1 candidatura in totale

Quiz
Director Eric Guirado spent time observing actual village merchants as research for the film.

Blooper
When Antoine brings his mother to his apartment at the beginning of the movie, they enter from the staircase via a white door. Few seconds later when he exits the apartment to bring coffee to his mother from his neighbor, he exit to the staircase via the brown door.

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7/10

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All French movies are either about sex or sons reconnecting with their fathers. This one is mostly about the latter.

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It's a charming movie well-described in these other reviews. The plot, simple as it is, is contrived. But you won't mind. The acting is lovely, as are the actors. They're charming. The countryside is charming. The grocery truck is charming. Even the little grocery items-sausages on strings and juniper pate- are charming. It made me nostalgic for the summer jobs of my youth. France's answer to "Adventureland."