The special film "Adieu Cherie - Separation in French"
The romantic comedy "Adieu Cherie - Separation in French" shows the amorous aberrations of a married couple with plenty of French humour. The screenplay always provides unexpected fun and recognisability for the audience. The film is being shown in cooperation with the VHS Bocholt Rhede Isselburg.
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"Adieu Chérie" is a charming, light-hearted comedy about the infamous empty nest syndrome - funny, surprising and straight from life. After 30 years of marriage, Alain (Franck Dubosc) is still madly in love with Diane (Karin Viard).
When their last child moves out, he looks forward to a new, romantic life for two. But while Alain is already dreaming of togetherness, Diane is plunged into a real crisis of meaning: the children are gone - and what now?
The journalist also feels professionally sidelined in the editorial department of a lifestyle magazine. When a mysterious bouquet of flowers arrives one day without a return address, everything is thrown off balance. What begins as a minor irritation triggers a chain of marvellously turbulent reactions that cause the couple to stumble rather involuntarily into separation. Suddenly single, they both discover new acquaintances - and put their love to a whole new test.
The film lasts 97 minutes.
The film was directed by Philippe Lefebvre.
Trailers and tickets are available at www.kinodrom.de
The film series "KINO Bocholt - the special film" has existed since 1977 as a cooperation between the Department of Education and Culture of the City of Bocholt and Kinodrom Bocholt. The aim is to make unusual films that are not otherwise shown in the regular programme accessible to a wide audience. As a rule, selected productions are shown every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Admission is €7.