Director Nicholas Pariser intersperses the detective comedy with delicious nods to the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock and the Tintin albums. On the occasion of the film’s release, Sandrine Keeberlin and Vincent Lacoste answer a microphone Madame Figaro.
After the success of his movie Alice and the mayorNicholas Pariser returns with Green fragrance, a spy comedy campaigned by Sandrine Keiberlin and Vincent Lacoste. For the “Entre deux” encounter, the two protagonists go back to their encounter, their memories of filming, and also their reference thrillers.
Synopsis: In the middle of the performance, in front of a stunned audience, an actor from the Comédie-Française dies of poisoning. Martin’s embarrassmentVincent Lacoste), a member of the squad and a direct witness to this assassination. He is already a suspect by the police at the same time he is being pursued by the mysterious organization that ordered the murder and who now wish to silence him. With the help of the cartoonist, Claire (Sandrine Kaeberlin), Martin will seek to clear this mystery during a very frantic trip to Europe, trying to save his own skin.
Between comedy and thriller, this is a feature film with a false atmosphere murder mystery Many nods to Alfred Hitchcock films, Agatha Christie novels, and Tintin albums. Various references strike a resolutely absurd tone. Vincent Lacoste and Sandrine Keeberlin make a delicious duo, one that excels in the art of irony and out-of-phase responses.
Green fragrance It is the third feature film by Nicholas Pariser (Alice and the mayorAnd the in therapy…). Presented this year at Cannes at Directors’ Weekend, this lunar espionage film also brings together Ruediger Vogler, Leonie Simaga and Gina Thiam in the cast.
