Entre deuils 2016
Frédéric de Brabant crafts a quirky, 17-minute comedy that blends family dynamics with a touch of the macabre in *Entre deuils (2016)*.
Director: Frédéric de Brabant
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Entre deuils (2016) about?
This short comedy follows a brother and sister as they transport their grandmother's urn in a Ford Mustang after her passing. Along the way, their strained relationship is tested by unexpected challenges and the weight of their shared grief.
Who directed Entre deuils?
Frédéric de Brabant directed this offbeat short, known for his ability to blend humor with poignant storytelling.
Who stars in Entre deuils?
The film features Salomé Villiers and Benjamin Garnier as the siblings, with supporting roles by Thérèse Roussel and Joël Pyrene.
Is Entre deuils (2016) worth watching?
As a well-crafted comedy-drama, *Entre deuils* offers a refreshing take on family dynamics and loss. While it's unrated on IMDb, its 17-minute runtime and charming performances make it a delightful watch for fans of light-hearted yet meaningful cinema.
How long is Entre deuils?
The film runs for 17 minutes.
About Entre deuils (2016) — A Brother-Sister Comedy Rooted in Love and Loss
Frédéric de Brabant crafts a quirky, 17-minute comedy that blends family dynamics with a touch of the macabre in *Entre deuils (2016)*. The story revolves around a brother and sister navigating their grandmother's passing, all while transporting her funerary urn inside a sleek Ford Mustang. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, the film contrasts the solemnity of grief with the vibrant energy of classic car culture. The siblings' journey takes unexpected turns, culminating in a bittersweet yet charming resolution that lingers long after the credits roll.
Salomé Villiers and Benjamin Garnier deliver standout performances as the duo at odds and in harmony, their chemistry driving the narrative forward. Thérèse Roussel and Joël Pyrene add depth to the ensemble, grounding the absurdity in relatable emotions. While short, *Entre deuils* packs a punch, offering a fresh take on coping with loss that's as refreshing as it is nostalgic.