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Wandering Streams 2010

★ 6.024 votes94 min📅 2010-01-02

In *Wandering Streams (2010)*, Pascal Rabaté crafts a quiet yet sharply observant comedy-drama centered around Emile, a retired horticulturalist whose life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers his longtime friend Edmond's secret double life.

Director: Pascal Rabaté

Cast

Daniel Prévost
Daniel Prévost
Émile
Bulle Ogier
Bulle Ogier
Lucie
Hélène Vincent
Hélène Vincent
Lyse
Philippe Nahon
Philippe Nahon
Edmond
Julie-Marie Parmentier
Julie-Marie Parmentier
Lena
Bruno Lochet
Bruno Lochet
Gérard
Charles Schneider
Charles Schneider
Le patron du Pénalty
Vincent Martin
Vincent Martin
Gaston
Joël Lefrançois
Joël Lefrançois
Le charcutier
Philippe Rigot
Philippe Rigot
Le poissonnier

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wandering Streams (2010) about?

*Wandering Streams* follows Emile, a retired bonsai enthusiast whose friendship with Edmond is upended when he learns his friend leads a secret life filled with online flirtations and artistic pursuits. The film contrasts Emile's orderly existence with Edmond's unapologetic exploration of desire, forcing him to confront his own assumptions about aging and companionship.

Who directed Wandering Streams?

Pascal Rabaté directed *Wandering Streams*, blending subtle humor with heartfelt drama in this 2010 French film.

Who stars in Wandering Streams?

The film features Daniel Prévost as Emile, Bulle Ogier as Edmond, alongside Hélène Vincent, Philippe Nahon, and Julie-Marie Parmentier in key roles.

Is Wandering Streams (2010) worth watching?

*Wandering Streams* offers a refreshing take on aging and friendship, delivered with dry wit and emotional depth. While IMDb ratings are unavailable, its blend of comedy and drama makes it a charming watch for fans of character-driven films.

How long is Wandering Streams?

*Wandering Streams* runs for 94 minutes.

About Wandering Streams (2010) — A Gentle Comedy-Drama About Hidden Passions and Aging

In *Wandering Streams (2010)*, Pascal Rabaté crafts a quiet yet sharply observant comedy-drama centered around Emile, a retired horticulturalist whose life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers his longtime friend Edmond's secret double life. Though Emile prides himself on a routine of harmless hobbies and uncomplicated friendships, Edmond's hidden passions—pornography, nude painting, and online romances with women his age—unravel Emile's assumptions about aging, companionship, and the boundaries of propriety. Their fishing trips, once a simple pastime, become a backdrop for revelations that challenge Emile's orderly worldview.

The film balances gentle humor with poignant reflections on loneliness and desire, all wrapped in a tone that's both nostalgic and gently subversive. With a stellar cast including Daniel Prévost as Emile and Bulle Ogier as Edmond, *Wandering Streams* explores the absurdities and vulnerabilities of later life with warmth and wit.