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Father and Sons

2003 · 97 min · Director: Michel Boujenah

Father and Sons (2003) is a comedy, directed by Michel Boujenah. It stars Philippe Noiret and Charles Berling. The 97-minute film holds an audience score of 6.9/10.

What Father and Sons Is About

Léo is a retired sales representative on bad terms with his three sons. To get them together again he invents a lie: he says he is ill and about to have an operation. On that basis the sons agree to travel to Canada with their father. Old scores come open along the way, and on the road they meet a woman and her daughter. Philippe Noiret plays Léo in Michel Boujenah's French film, with Charles Berling, Bruno Putzulu and Pascal Elbé as the sons. The telling does not make the lie look charming, but it does not condemn the father easily either. It follows the pattern of a road movie across the Canadian landscape. The tone is light; even the quarrels end somewhere soft.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Father and Sons about?

Léo is a retired sales representative on bad terms with his three sons. To get them together again he invents a lie: he says he is ill and about to have an operation.

Where can I watch Father and Sons?

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How long is Father and Sons?

Father and Sons runs for 97 minutes (1h 37m).

When did Father and Sons come out?

Father and Sons was released in 2003.

Who directed Father and Sons?

Father and Sons was directed by Michel Boujenah.

Who stars in Father and Sons?

Father and Sons stars Philippe Noiret, Charles Berling, Bruno Putzulu, Pascal Elbé.

What is Father and Sons's rating?

Father and Sons holds 6.6/10 on IMDb and 6.9/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.

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