Bruno Bontzolakis
2021Familles, je vous hais
Bruno Bontzolakis
Caroline Ducey, Yvan Kolnik
In this, his first film, director Bruno Bontzolakis has attempted to extend the playing time of a short-feature story without complete success. The focus is on 17-year-old Jessica who is struggling with reconciling the love she has for her father with the hatred she has for his right-wing politics. Instead of a shorter story dealing with this conflict alone, Bontzolakis has drawn attention away to peripheral subjects like the depressed mother of one of Jessica's friends, or the inveterate drinker at the local bar -- interesting, but distracting at the same time.
Familles, je vous hais
Chacun pour soi
Bruno Bontzolakis
Alexandre Carrière, Nicolas Ducron
This coming-of-age French-Belgian drama features Nicolas and Thierry, uneducated long-time friends, postponing an inevitable trip into military service by camping on the beach. Living next to them are Annie and Francoise, two women who help Nicolas, until events take a turn for the worse when Thierry gets Nicolas involved in a theft.
Chacun pour soi
Les sources assassines
Bruno Bontzolakis
Julie de Bona, Marthe Keller
In a French thermal town, a man is found poisoned. His ex-girlfriend is arrested for the murder but her estranged cop daughter tries to prove her innocence which leads her much further than she could have ever imagined.
Murder In The Auvergne Mountains
Je t’aime, je t’adore
Bruno Bontzolakis
Sarah Grappin, Manuel Blanc
Delphine is 25 years old. She has a passion for swimming and is preparing her lifeguard diploma with great enthusiasm and diligence. She loves Laurent and lives with him at his father's house in the Drôme Provençale. During a competition, she meets David and falls in love with him. He obtains a transfer to Montélimar, where Delphine lives, to be closer to her. But she is pregnant by Laurent.
Je t’aime, je t’adore