La mangeuse d’hommes 2018
In the quirky crime comedy *La mangeuse d'hommes* (2018), directed by Baptiste Drapeau, ambitious gendarme Jeanne finds herself at the center of a chaotic power struggle.
Director: Baptiste Drapeau
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is La mangeuse d'hommes (2018) about?
This crime comedy follows Jeanne, a newly minted gendarme who uncovers a high-stakes theft involving the Gutowski brothers and her own superior officer. As she digs deeper, she finds herself caught between corruption and duty in a small-town mafia war.
Who directed La mangeuse d'hommes?
The film was directed by Baptiste Drapeau, who brings a sharp eye for both comedy and crime to this unique narrative.
Who stars in La mangeuse d'hommes?
The film features Christelle Cornil as Jeanne, alongside Lionel Abelanski, Xavier Lacaille, and Michel Hazanavicius in key roles.
Is La mangeuse d'hommes (2018) worth watching?
With its blend of dark humor and crime drama, *La mangeuse d'hommes* offers a fresh and engaging take on the genre. While not a blockbuster, it's a solid choice for fans of quirky French comedies with a twist.
How long is La mangeuse d'hommes?
Runtime details are not listed.
About La mangeuse d'hommes (2018) — A gendarme's battle with crime in a darkly comic French film
In the quirky crime comedy *La mangeuse d'hommes* (2018), directed by Baptiste Drapeau, ambitious gendarme Jeanne finds herself at the center of a chaotic power struggle. Fresh from her training, Jeanne is tasked with uncovering the mystery behind the Gutowski brothers' theft of 50,000 francs, a heist that pits her against her own superior, Chief Warrant Officer Paul Belmart. As the line between law enforcement and criminal underworld blurs, Jeanne must navigate a web of deception, loyalty, and dark humor.
With Christelle Cornil delivering a standout performance as the determined Jeanne, the film blends sharp wit with the gritty atmosphere of a small-town crime saga. The ensemble cast, including Lionel Abelanski and Michel Hazanavicius, adds layers of charm and intrigue, making *La mangeuse d'hommes* a delightful yet unpredictable ride through the absurdities of crime and justice.