Un homme par hasard

Fernsehfilm
2003
1 Std. 28 Min.

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Frédéric Diefenthal and Claire Keim in Un homme par hasard (2003)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuLéa Faber is a young modern, attractive and ambitious business woman. When she learns that her telecommunications company will soon pass into the hands of a new boss, Léa exults: the promoti... Alles lesenLéa Faber is a young modern, attractive and ambitious business woman. When she learns that her telecommunications company will soon pass into the hands of a new boss, Léa exults: the promotion is at hand. However, as she goes to the inauguration cocktail, she discovers that the n... Alles lesenLéa Faber is a young modern, attractive and ambitious business woman. When she learns that her telecommunications company will soon pass into the hands of a new boss, Léa exults: the promotion is at hand. However, as she goes to the inauguration cocktail, she discovers that the new CEO is none other than Lecamp-Latour, a sinister man, renowned for his moral rigidity, ... Alles lesen

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Claire Keim weaves her magic

The story is about a businesswoman, Léa Faber (portrayed by Claire Keim) who, to impress her new boss, tricks him into thinking that she has left her liberal ways behind, and is now getting ready to marry. She then introduces to her boss her husband-to-be (Frédéric Diefenthal), who is in fact a poor, depressed pianist she has just met 5 minutes ago. Things go pear-shaped when the pair are invited by Léa's boss for a weekend at his country house. Had it not been for Claire Keim's performance as the charming, beautiful Léa Faber, Un homme par hasard would have been a complete waste of time for anyone watching the film, and a waste of money for anyone financing and producing it. Claire Keim gives an energetic, sweet and touching performance that knocks out her co-actors, the directing, the script and the whole film in its entirety all in one go.