Folie suisse 1985
In Christine Lipinska's *Folie suisse (1985)*, a life of routine at France's national statistics institute suddenly unravels when Adrien Daubigny, a middle-aged director, decides to abandon predictability for pure chance.
Director: Christine Lipinska
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Folie suisse* (1985) about?
The film follows Adrien Daubigny, a man tired of his predictable routine, who leaves his family to live by chance for a year. His wife and children must confront their own uncertainties while waiting for his return, leading to a touching exploration of freedom and connection.
Who directed *Folie suisse*?
Christine Lipinska directed this 1985 French comedy-drama, known for her insightful and character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in *Folie suisse*?
The film features Richard Bohringer, Daniela Silverio, Jean-François Balmer, Marie Rivière, and Aurelle Doazan in key roles, with Patrick Bauchau rounding out the ensemble cast.
Is *Folie suisse* (1985) worth watching?
While official ratings are unavailable, its blend of comedy and drama, combined with a thoughtful exploration of family dynamics, makes it a compelling watch for fans of French cinema. The film's themes of chance and change resonate with anyone who's ever questioned the status quo.
How long is *Folie suisse*?
Runtime details are not listed for this 1985 film.
About Folie suisse (1985) — A Family's Experiment with Chance and Change
In Christine Lipinska's *Folie suisse (1985)*, a life of routine at France's national statistics institute suddenly unravels when Adrien Daubigny, a middle-aged director, decides to abandon predictability for pure chance. His wife Anna and their two children reluctantly accept his unconventional request to leave the household, setting a year-long experiment in motion. What follows is a poignant yet playful exploration of freedom, family, and the unexpected turns life takes when we step outside our comfort zones.
Set against the backdrop of 1980s Paris, this French comedy-drama blends humor with melancholy as Adrien navigates his spontaneous new existence, while his family grapples with the emotional ripple effects. With a sharp script and a cast of seasoned performers, *Folie suisse* invites viewers to ponder whether true fulfillment lies in structure—or in the chaos of chance.