A nice surprise from a young director with a great career ahead of her, undoubtedly. It's a poetic and surrealistic tale in the Côtes d'Armor, north of Brittany, with Raymond as main protagonist, an organic farmer who regularly reads Cyrano de Bergerac (Edmond Rostand, 1897) to his hens. To overcome a threat of bankruptcy, Raymond will have to work twice as hard in order to develop and then popularize his passion for theater. Although patchy, this movie is built on a strong and original script, and the actors are talented, especially Guillaume de Tonquédec. As a synthesis, 5/6 of 10.
Review of Roxane
