Umbrella Coup

About This Movie

Umbrella Coup is a curious blend of comedy and crime, steeped in a kind of absurdity that's not often captured on screen. Grégoire Lecomte, this hapless actor, finds himself in a world of organized crime thanks to a miscommunication, mistaking the mob for a film crew. The pacing has this delightful ebb and flow, which feels almost chaotic but really fits the tone. The practical effects are minimal, leaning more on the humor and character interactions than action, which makes it stand out. Lecomte's performance is both earnest and painfully awkward, grounding the film amidst its ridiculous premise. It’s hard not to smile at the sheer absurdity of his predicament—it’s like watching a comedy of errors unfold in a noir setting.

Unique blend of comedy and crime. · Grégoire Lecomte's earnest performance. · Interesting miscommunication premise.