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Merci la Vie

Country: France, Language: French, 117 mins

  • Director: Bertrand Blier
  • Writer: Bertrand Blier
  • Producer: Jean-Louis Livi; Bernard Marescot

CGiii Comment

Blier threw everything at the screen, leaving only a very large and unpleasant stain behind...this is a chaotic mess.

Gainsbourg's talent is 'nepotistically' negligible...here, she proves that she is as wooden in French as she is in English.

Some may view this as offensive - it is.


Trailer...

Extrait "Merci la vie", 1991 from GLORIA on Vimeo.

Cast & Characters

Charlotte Gainsbourg as Camille Pelleveau;
Anouk Grinberg as Joelle;
Michel Blanc as Raymond Pelleveau;
Jean Carmet as Raymond Pelleveau;
Annie Girardot as Evangeline Pelleveau;
Jean-Louis Trintignant as SS Officer;
Catherine Jacob as Evangeline Pelleveau;
Gerard Depardieu as Doctor Marc Antoine Worms;
Thierry Fremont as Francois;
Francois Perrot as Maurice, the Film Director;
Yves Renier as Robert, the guard;
Didier Benureau as 2nd Film Director;
Anouk Ferjac as Mother in clinic;
Philippe Clevenot as Producer;
Jacques Boudet as Craven, the Depositer