Un aller simple (2001)
Année de sortie: 2001
Nation: France
Alternative Title: One Way Ticket
Réalisateur: Laurent Heynemann
Writer: Albert Algoud, Didier Van Cauwelaert, Laurent Heynemann
Production & Genre
Producteur: executive producer: Christine Gozlan, Latif Lahlou
line producer: Alain Sarde
Sociétés: Canal+, Ciné Valse, Profidev, Studio Images 7, TF1 Films Production
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Comedy Drama, Drama, Film Based On Literature
Budget: N/A
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: based on novel, bath, city, escape, female nudity, legend, love, mission, power, undressing, young
Histoire
The story follows a civil servant at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who finds himself in an awkward situation as his boss, Loupiac, is having an affair with his wife. To escape this tense environment, he accepts a mission to escort a young man from the tribe of the Grey Men of Irguiz back to his country. The civil servant suspects that the young man's identity papers are fake and his story about belonging to a secluded prehistoric tribe in the Great Atlas is made up. However, believing this legend helps him rediscover life and revives his dreams. Along their journey, he also meets Valérie, whom they hire as a guide, and she becomes his love interest.
Résumé
Directed by Laurent Heynemann in 2001, 'Un aller simple' is a film that blends adventure, comedy, drama, and literary roots. The story explores themes of escape, self-discovery, and the power of belief. While the plot summary from Wikidata is sparse, the longer description from IMDb provides key details about the main character's personal situation, his mission, and how it transforms him. Despite the lack of background information on the movie's context or significance, these provided plots offer a coherent narrative.
