Putain de lune 2013
In *Putain de lune* (2013), acclaimed director Lou Bohringer crafts a bittersweet comedy-drama that dives into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the unexpected comforts of family.
Director: Lou Bohringer
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Putain de lune (2013) about?
*Putain de lune* follows a woman reeling from a brutal breakup who turns to her father for refuge. Their unconventional cohabitation becomes the backdrop for a story about heartbreak, humor, and the unexpected ways family can mend a broken heart.
Who directed Putain de lune?
The film was directed by Lou Bohringer, who brings a keen eye for emotional nuance and comedic timing to this intimate short.
Who stars in Putain de lune?
The cast features Richard Bohringer and Romane Bohringer playing father and daughter, joined by Jean-Pierre Mocky and Philippe Rebbot in key roles.
Is Putain de lune (2013) worth watching?
As a compact comedy-drama, *Putain de lune* offers a refreshing blend of humor and heartache. While it's not rated on IMDb, its themes and tight runtime make it a worthwhile watch for fans of character-driven stories with emotional depth.
How long is Putain de lune?
*Putain de lune* has a runtime of 12 minutes.
About Putain de lune (2013) — A heartfelt 12-minute breakup comedy with a twist of family charm
In *Putain de lune* (2013), acclaimed director Lou Bohringer crafts a bittersweet comedy-drama that dives into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the unexpected comforts of family. The story follows a young woman blindsided by a sudden breakup, who seeks solace in the most unlikely place—her father's home. As she navigates the chaos of her crumbling relationship, their shared space becomes a sanctuary where laughter and tears intertwine, revealing the messy, beautiful resilience of human connection. With its sharp dialogue and intimate setting, the film captures the awkward humor and tender awkwardness of healing after love falls apart.
Starring Romane Bohringer in a standout performance, alongside her real-life father Richard Bohringer, the movie blends familial warmth with the biting honesty of a breakup comedy. The director's deft touch ensures *Putain de lune* isn't just a tale of romantic misfortune but a celebration of the bonds that hold us up when life knocks us down. Its compact 12-minute runtime packs an emotional punch, leaving viewers both uplifted and reflective.