1, 2, 3, Sun
| Company type | Film |
|---|---|
| Industry | Film industry |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Founder | Bertrand Blier (director) |
| Headquarters | Marseille , France |
| Products | Surreal black comedy film |
1, 2, 3, Sun () is a 1993 French surreal black comedy helmed by director Bertrand Blier. The movie's name alludes to the French version of the children's game known as "Statues."
Plot
The narrative unfolds in a disadvantaged neighborhood of Marseille inhabited by various African communities. It centers on Victorine, who endures a childhood marked by an alcoholic father and an indifferent mother. Despite her father's shortcomings, she yearns for his love. During her teenage years, Victorine resists the brutal initiation rites imposed by local youths until Petit Paul approaches her with kindness, becoming her first romantic interest. His life of crime ends abruptly when he is fatally shot during a robbery. Subsequently, Maurice, a solitary individual who becomes enamored with her after a chance meeting, remains steadfast in his affection and eventually marries her.
Cast
- Anouk Grinberg portraying Victorine
- Myriam Boyer as Daniela Laspada (mother)
- Olivier Martinez playing Petit Paul
- in the role of Maurice Le Garrec
- as the school teacher
- Jean-Pierre Marielle as the solitary man
- Éva Darlan cast as Jeanine
- Claude Brasseur featuring as the antagonist
- as Gladys Boigny
- Patrick Bouchitey in the role of Marcel (barkeeper)
- Marcello Mastroianni as Constantin Laspada (father)
- portraying Sergeant Boigny