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Sun 27 Nov, 5pm

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Director: Éric Besnard

Cast: Grégory Gadebois, Isabelle Carré, Benjamin Lavernhe

Year: 2021

Duration: 112 mins

Certificate: TBC


In pre-Revolutionary France, gastronomy is the domain of aristocrats and their prestige depends on the quality of their table.


When he’s dismissed from his job, talented cook Pierre Manceron (Grégory Gadebois) swears off his passion until a mysterious woman (Isabelle Carré) helps him create France’s first restaurant.


A wildly enjoyable tale of reignited passion, mentorship and revenge.


Screening as part of the French Film Festival UK. Every year the Festival selects a fantastic variety of French cinema, with many films not screened in the UK before.



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