À vot' bon cœur

In À vot' bon cœur, Paul Vecchiali plays a version of himself, a director facing rejection from the National Cinema Center while trying to finish a dramatic love story complicated by drug addiction. The film's comedic elements arise from Vecchiali's unconventional response to this rejection, as he plots to assassinate the funding board members who have turned him down.

The film highlights the often absurd and frustrating nature of seeking support for independent films. The dark humor serves as a critique of the relationship between creative filmmakers and funding bodies, making it an intriguing watch for those interested in the challenges of the film industry.

With a talented ensemble cast including Catherine Lachens, Jacqueline Danno, and Hélène Surgère, the film mixes satire with a commentary on artistic integrity. Vecchiali's unique storytelling approach and the film's independent spirit resonate with audiences who appreciate niche cinema.