© Les Films du Losange
Inhabited by Victor Hugo, actor Robert Zucchini carries a gentle melancholy when he is not on stage. Every evening, he fills theatres by conveying his love of words. Until the day his daughter, who he did not see grow up, reappears... What if, for once, loving was better than admiring?
Cast : Fabrice Luchini, Chiara Mastroianni, Marie Narbonne, Suzanne De Baecque, Louise Orry-Diquéro, Naidra Ayadi, Iris Bry, Sarah Touffic Othman-Schmitt, Agnès Sourdillon, Yannick Choirat, David Ayala
Scenario : Sophie Fillières
Cinematography : Yves Angelo
Sound : Séverin Engler, Damien Luquet
Editing : Monica Coleman
Music : Alexei Aigui
Scenario : Sophie Fillières
Cinematography : Yves Angelo
Sound : Séverin Engler, Damien Luquet
Editing : Monica Coleman
Music : Alexei Aigui
Production : CG Cinéma, Assise Productions, Ciné+ OCS
Distribution : Les Films du Losange
Distribution : Les Films du Losange
© Sandrine Jousseaume
Pascal Bonitzer was born in Paris in 1946, and is a French screenwriter, director, actor and former film critic. After studying philosophy at Nanterre, he joined the magazine Les Cahiers du cinéma in 1969, where he distinguished himself through his reviews and theoretical writings. He began his film career in 1967 as an actor, before establishing himself as a screenwriter for major French New Wave directors, notably Jacques Rivette, André Téchiné and Raúl Ruiz. He has written for nearly 50 films and has directed several feature films, including Encore (Jean Vigo Prize in 1996), Rien sur Robert and Le Tableau volé, which premiered at Premiers Plans in 2024. In 2026, he released two new films, Maigret et le mort amoureux and Victor comme tout le monde.