No Pasaran 2009
In *No Pasaran (2009)*, Emmanuel Caussé delivers a quirky French comedy set against the rustic backdrop of the Pyrenees, where pig farmer Maxence Lafourcade faces an unexpected battle to save his land.
Director: Emmanuel Caussé
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No Pasaran (2009) about?
*No Pasaran* follows Maxence Lafourcade, a pig farmer in the Pyrenees, as he discovers a highway project will destroy his farm. To fight back, he teams up with a disillusioned lawyer, whose daughter enters the fray—literally. The film blends romance, comedy, and a David-versus-Goliath battle against bureaucracy.
Who directed No Pasaran?
No Pasaran was directed by Emmanuel Caussé, who brings a satirical yet heartfelt approach to this rural comedy-drama.
Who stars in No Pasaran?
The film stars Cyril Lecomte as Maxence, Élodie Navarre as the lawyer's daughter, and Bernard Blancan as the lawyer, alongside Rossy de Palma and Murray Head in supporting roles.
Is No Pasaran (2009) worth watching?
*No Pasaran* is a charming if uneven comedy that thrives on its offbeat premise and engaging characters. While it may not break new ground, its lighthearted take on standing up to progress makes it a pleasant watch for fans of French comedies.
How long is No Pasaran?
No Pasaran runs for 88 minutes.
About No Pasaran (2009) — A Comedy About Standing Up to Progress
In *No Pasaran (2009)*, Emmanuel Caussé delivers a quirky French comedy set against the rustic backdrop of the Pyrenees, where pig farmer Maxence Lafourcade faces an unexpected battle to save his land. When a highway project threatens to carve through his farm, he reluctantly joins forces with a jaded lawyer to fight the project's cynical backers. As tensions rise, Maxence finds himself drawn to the lawyer's daughter, complicating the alliance and sparking a heartfelt clash between tradition and progress.
The film blends sharp satire with rural charm, capturing the absurdity of bureaucracy and the resilience of small-town spirit. With a runtime of 88 minutes, *No Pasaran* offers a lighthearted yet poignant exploration of standing up for what's right, even when the odds seem stacked against you.