8.3Honorin et la Loreleï · 1992
Honorin et la Loreleï (1992) is a Comedy film directed by Jean Chapot, starring Michel Galabru, Grace de Capitani, Roger Carel.
Comedy
8.3Overview
During the inter-war period, a young German woman and her little girl arrive in a peaceful Provencal village. They have come to find the father of the latter, a Frenchman who was formerly a prisoner in Germany. But she arrives on the very day of his funeral. This unexpected arrival will cause trouble when the young German woman discovers that he had hidden his living conditions in Germany from the whole village, conditions that were not as uncomfortable as he claimed in his letters. Honorin, the mayor, will take in the two foreigners, while the village will be divided between those who are benevolent and those who are opposed to the presence of these two nationals of the former enemy country.
Cast
Michel Galabru, Grace de Capitani, Roger Carel, Jacques Serres, André Dupon, Marie-Christine Descouard, Alain Moussay, Daniel Dublet
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What is "Honorin et la Loreleï" about?
During the inter-war period, a young German woman and her little girl arrive in a peaceful Provencal village. They have come to find the father of the latter, a Frenchman who was formerly a prisoner in Germany. But she arrives on the very day of his funeral. This unexpected arrival will cause trouble when the young German woman discovers that he had hidden his living conditions in Germany from the whole village, conditions that were not as uncomfortable as he claimed in his letters. Honorin, the mayor, will take in the two foreigners, while the village will be divided between those who are benevolent and those who are opposed to the presence of these two nationals of the former enemy country.
When was "Honorin et la Loreleï" released?
Honorin et la Loreleï was released in 1992.
Who stars in "Honorin et la Loreleï"?
The cast includes Michel Galabru, Grace de Capitani, Roger Carel, Jacques Serres.
