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Buffet Froid (1979)

Alphonse Tram is unwittingly involved in several murders despite having no memory of committing the crimes. His confusion lead him to confess to his neighbour, Inspector Morvandieu. Alphonse and Morvandieu become the axis around which murders occur.

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Georges F 10 Sep 2007

Simplement parfait. La meilleure oeuvre de Blier. C'est tout dire.

Nasim K 19 Nov 2007

My favourite movie of all time. Surrealism, film noir, and comedy in one very odd package.

Luc P 18 Sep 2007

Je vous prÃ©sente l'assassin de ma femme

Art S 24 Apr 2015

There must be other touchstones besides "Waiting for Godot" but none are coming to mind just now. Blier's film is as abstract, surreal, and nonsensical as Beckett's play but it exists more decidedly in the real world of crime and cops, relationship disintegration and loss, towering apartment buildings and empty subway stops. A young Gerard Depardieu stumbles from one set-up to the next - is he potentially a murderer himself? Even he doesn't know. Blier's father is genial as the police inspector who seems more interested in being left alone and drinking wine than investigating crime and Jean Carmet is pathetic as a weak-willed killer of women. These latter two form a ridiculous trio of sorts with Depardieu. The plot frenetically (but absurdly) bounces from one setting and new acquaintance/lover/foe to the next, ending finally in a beautiful natural locale with beautiful Carole Bouquet putting everyone out of their misery. Doesn't overstay its welcome but might require some tolerance - that is, you could be alienated by this riff on alienation.

Dan B 24 Nov 2008

Surreal black comedy of a kind that seems typically and uniquely French. (It is adored in its home country.) The plot isn't much to speak of - it's really all about the dialogue and the performances (all of which are superb), and an overall tone of deadpan irritability. Special mention too for the cinematography which manages to make everything look slightly alien; whether its the dehumanized construction of La Defense, or a bridge across a gorge of tremendous natural beauty, the visuals perfectly match the mood, with everything feeling ever so slightly askew. If you like French cinema, this is pretty much a must see.