The best Fabrice Adde’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Fabrice Adde’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Fabrice Adde.
The Revenant
8/10
In the 1820s, a frontiersman, Hugh Glass, sets out on a path of vengeance against those who left him for dead after a bear mauling.
Eldorado
6.6/10
Yvan finds a burglar in his house. After some consideration, Yvan decides not to call the police and to drop the lad near the nearby city but he ends up giving him a lift home to his parents. Together, they travel through Belgium and meet some extraordinary people and find themselves in ditto situations.
The First, the Last
6.3/10
Apocalyptic neo-western about two gangsters, a town full of crazy people and Jesus...
Odd Job
6.4/10
An unemployed factory worker takes a job as a hit man to make ends meet.
La Tour 2 Contrôle Infernale
4.2/10
Ernest Krakenkrick and Bachir Bouzouk are about to become pilots in the French army. But after the bad consequences of a test undertaken with the centrifuge, they are forced to give up their dream. They are eventually given the position of baggage handler at Orly-West Airport in Paris. But one night, there is a hostage-taking in the airport and the "Moustachious", a group of terrorists, take hold of the control tower.
Emma Peeters
6.3/10
After 10 years of struggle in Paris, Emma Peeters has to face the facts: she will never be an actress. She decides to commit suicide on her 35th birthday. That is when she meets Alex, a funeral home employee.
Daguerrotype
5.7/10
An aging photographer's obsession with an early form of photography draws his assistant and daughter into a work of mystery.
Death by Death
6.4/10
A man's hypochondriacal relationship with his mother.
Around Luisa
5.5/10
Le Bel Âge
5.7/10
At 18, Claire is torn between swim practice and the pangs of first love. The elderly and eccentric Maurice Reverdy takes her in in his big house, but the girl carefully avoids this faraway figure, who is none other than her grandfather. Proud, rebellious, solitary, they represent two generations that are simultaneously attracted to and repelled by one another. Their lives will intertwine, as one seeks out her future and the other is tormented by his past.
Le conseiller
6.5/10
