Every day, AlloCiné recommends watching a movie (again) on TV. Tonight: Olivier Barrou uses comedy to tackle deep, social issues.
Written by Nicolas Buchrif and Eric Besnard, screenplay Italian, dark and realistic, then moves into the hands of the tandem Cad and O to shift its theme into a lighter register. Olivier Barrou will find his permanent collaborator in the director’s third full-length film. The latter lends its features to Mourad Ben Saud, a Franco-Algerian who pretends to be Italian for years until his ailing father asks him to practice Ramadan.
Born to an Algerian father and a French mother, Kad Meradi finds a true echo in his character. With zero balls and a dandy look, he easily goes from laugh to emotion. Because under the guise of comedy, Olivier Barrou deals with social issues such as racism and identity. on its production, Italian More than 1 million hits in France.
And it is in this dramatic spring that Olivier Baru returns to the cinema, having meanwhile achieved success thanks to his saga Les Tuche. In his new comedy The Liar, Tarek Budal stars as Jerome, a compulsive liar whose lies come alive. Let’s find out tomorrow in our darkrooms!
Olivier Barui’s Italian with Cad Merad, Valerie Benguigui, Roland Girard…
Tonight on NRJ12 at 9.10pm.
Source: allocine
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