Son of Gascogne (1995)
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This gentle French comedy has a meandering plotline as it traces the exploits of a young man recognized as a the son of a star. The main protagonist is 23-year old Harvey who works as the guide for a group of Georgian singers who have a Paris gig. He is interested in Dinara, the 18-year old… More This gentle French comedy has a meandering plotline as it traces the exploits of a young man recognized as a the son of a star. The main protagonist is 23-year old Harvey who works as the guide for a group of Georgian singers who have a Paris gig. He is interested in Dinara, the 18-year old interpreter for the group. While in a restaurant, they encounter Marco Garciano who tells them he played the small lad in Crin blanc, a classic French film. He is really a half-time chauffeur and con-artist. Marco tells Harvey that he is the son of Gascogne, the father of the New Wave, and close friend and inspiration to many directors between 1958 and 1962. Marco tries to prove his point by taking Harvey and Dinara to meet some former French film impresarios. They see Alexandra Stewart and Bernadette Lafont. They also meet Claude Chabrol while he eats lunch. They meet many more including director Michel Deville. All they meet are convinced that Harvey is indeed Gascogne's son. Many of the female stars claim to be his mother. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Pascal Aubier
- Genres
- Art House & International, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Dec 31, 1995 Wide
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Cast
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Jean-Claude Dreyfus
as Marco Garciano
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Gregoire Colin
as Harvey
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Dinara Drukarova
as Dinara
- Pascal Bonitzer
- Stéphane Audran
- Jean-Claude Brialy
- Pierre Cottrell
- Alain Emery
- Bernadette Lafont
- Macha Méril
- Alexandra Stewart
- Marina Vlady
- Anémone
- Claude Chabrol
- Michel Deville
- Otar Iosseliani
- Richard Leacock
- Patrice Leconte
- Bulle Ogier
- Marie-France Pisier
- Laszlo Szabo
- Bernard Eisenschitz
