Mille millièmes (2002)
Año de lanzamiento: 2002
Nación: France
Alternative Title: Mille millièmes, fantaisie immobilière, Riunione di condominio, The Landlords
Director: Rémi Waterhouse
Writer: Eric Vicaut, Rémi Waterhouse
Producción & Género
Historia
Mille millièmes (2002) unfolds during the annual meeting of co-owners of a Parisian apartment building at 28 rue des Oursins. The narrative revolves around Jean-Louis, a cunning and depressed property manager who oversees the often contentious interactions among the co-owners. The primary conflict arises from two groups: those who live in the building versus those who merely own titles but do not reside there. This division is further complicated by differing ages, origins, and personal interests, creating a web of tensions that permeates the very walls of the building.
Resumen
Mille millièmes is a French comedy-drama film directed by Rémi Waterhouse, released in 2002. The movie centers on the interpersonal dynamics and conflicts within an apartment complex in Paris, using the annual meeting of co-owners as its backdrop. It explores themes of property ownership, class divisions, and the complexities of communal living. While not extensively reviewed, the film is noted for its exploration of urban tensions and the intricacies of French society.
