Fool Moon 2008
In *Fool Moon (2008)*, director Jérôme L'hotsky delivers a sharp-edged French comedy that follows a group of former political science friends reuniting for a supposedly low-key weekend in a secluded Breton cottage.
Director: Jérôme L'hotsky
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fool Moon (2008) about?
*Fool Moon (2008)* follows a group of former political science students who reunite for a supposedly relaxing weekend in rural Brittany. Their vow to avoid politics is shattered when a potent drink, lunar madness, and mysterious neighbors force them into a night of unforeseen chaos and revelations.
Who directed Fool Moon?
Jérôme L'hotsky directed *Fool Moon (2008)*. Known for his work in French comedy, L'hotsky crafts a film that balances sharp satire with slapstick humor.
Who stars in Fool Moon?
The main cast includes Bruno Salomone, François Morel, Artus de Penguern, Christine Citti, and Elise Larnicol, each bringing their signature comedic flair to the film.
Is Fool Moon (2008) worth watching?
While *Fool Moon (2008)* isn't rated on IMDb, its blend of political satire and absurd comedy makes it a solid choice for fans of French humor. The chaotic energy and strong performances ensure an entertaining, if chaotic, experience.
How long is Fool Moon?
*Fool Moon (2008)* runs for 90 minutes.
About Fool Moon (2008) — A Political Comedy Gone Wild in Brittany
In *Fool Moon (2008)*, director Jérôme L'hotsky delivers a sharp-edged French comedy that follows a group of former political science friends reuniting for a supposedly low-key weekend in a secluded Breton cottage. Their pact to avoid politics quickly unravels when a potent bottle of Armagnac, a full moon, and a neighboring cult's eerie rituals throw them into chaos. What begins as a lighthearted escape turns into a hilarious descent into madness as old rivalries resurface and secrets spill out.
Bruno Salomone, François Morel, and Artus de Penguern lead the stellar cast, bringing chaotic energy to this darkly comedic farce. With its blend of satire and slapstick, *Fool Moon (2008)* skewers political ambition while embracing the absurd, making it a standout in the comedy genre.