Vendeur

About This Movie

So, Vendeur is this quietly intense drama that dives into the world of sales, but it's so much more than just about selling kitchen furniture. You’ve got Serge, who’s really in his element, thriving in the cutthroat business, but then there's his son, Gérald, who’s just trying to find his footing after losing his restaurant. The atmosphere feels thick with tension—there’s this palpable push and pull between their expectations. The pacing meanders a bit, reflecting the slow grind of learning the trade, and the performances are raw, especially the father-son dynamic. It’s really about identity and the weight of legacy. Not a flashy film, but it lingers with you, makes you think about ambition and family in a way that’s pretty distinctive.

Focus on character development over action.Examines the nuances of generational expectations.Highlights the struggle of adapting to new roles.