The Death of Auguste 2015
In Denis Malleval's sharp crime comedy *The Death of Auguste (2015)*, a quiet evening at a neighborhood bistro takes a darkly humorous turn when the restaurant's owner, Auguste, collapses dead among his regulars.
Director: Denis Malleval
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Death of Auguste (2015) about?
*The Death of Auguste* follows the heirs of a restaurant owner who drops dead in front of his customers, sparking a chaotic hunt for his fortune. As tensions rise, each family member's motives come under scrutiny, revealing secrets that could rewrite the will. The film mixes dark humor with suspense, keeping viewers guessing until the final reveal.
Who directed The Death of Auguste?
Denis Malleval directed *The Death of Auguste*, bringing his signature blend of sharp wit and suspense to this crime-comedy.
Who stars in The Death of Auguste?
The film features Bruno Solo, Antoine Duléry, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Anne Baudoux, Jérémy Charbonnel, and Olivia Brunaux in key roles.
Is The Death of Auguste (2015) worth watching?
If you enjoy crime-comedies with a dash of dark humor and a tight ensemble cast, *The Death of Auguste* is worth your time. While not a blockbuster, it delivers clever twists and engaging performances that make it a solid pick for fans of the genre.
How long is The Death of Auguste?
Runtime details are not listed.
About The Death of Auguste (2015) — A Crime Comedy with a Deadly Twist at the Dinner Table
In Denis Malleval's sharp crime comedy *The Death of Auguste (2015)*, a quiet evening at a neighborhood bistro takes a darkly humorous turn when the restaurant's owner, Auguste, collapses dead among his regulars. What should be a somber moment quickly spirals into a delightfully tense game of suspicion as his heirs—each with their own motives—scramble to uncover the truth behind his sudden demise. With the restaurant's future hanging in the balance, their greed and hidden agendas clash in a battle of wits over inheritance, secrets, and family loyalty.
The film blends the cozy charm of a classic French eatery with the edge of a whodunit, where every character holds a piece of the puzzle. Malleval's direction infuses the story with a playful yet suspenseful atmosphere, exploring themes of greed, betrayal, and the lengths people will go for power. Bruno Solo, Antoine Duléry, and Jean-Pierre Darroussin lead an ensemble cast that brings both warmth and tension to the screen, making *The Death of Auguste* a standout in the crime-comedy genre.