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The Fabulous Patars is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Sophie Reine with Gustave Kervern
The Fabulous Patars (2016)
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Add to a movie listCigarettes et chocolat chaud est une comédie française réalisée par Sophie Reine, sortie en 2016.
Le titre du film a été inspiré à la réalisatrice par la chanson Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk du musicien canado-américain Rufus Wainwright.
Synopsis
Denis Patar, veuf mélancolique et père de famille se démène tant bien que mal avec ses deux emplois, le jour dans une jardinerie, la nuit dans un sex-shop au risque de n’être jamais là quand ses filles ont besoin de lui. Après avoir oublié une fois de trop sa cadette à l’école, il reçoit la visite d’une travailleuse sociale, Séverine Grolleau, bien décidée à lui imposer sa méthode d’éducation via un « stage de responsabilité parentale ».Actors
Gustave Kervern
(Denis Patar)
Camille Cottin
(Séverine)
Fanie Zanini
(Mercredi)
Franck Gastambide
(Pierrot)
François Bureloup
(Directeur de supermarché)
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