Bécassine !
Becassine !
Réalisation:
Bruno PodalydèsScénario:
Bruno PodalydèsPhotographie:
Patrick BlossierActeurs·trices:
Emeline Bayart, Karin Viard, Josiane Balasko, Michel Vuillermoz, Vimala Pons, Denis PodalydèsRésumés(1)
Bécassine naît dans une modeste ferme bretonne, un jour où des bécasses survolent le village. Devenue adulte, sa naïveté d’enfant reste intacte. Elle rêve de rejoindre Paris mais sa rencontre avec Loulotte, petit bébé adopté par la marquise de Grand-Air va bouleverser sa vie. Elle en devient la nourrice et une grande complicité s’installe entre elles. Un souffle joyeux règne dans le château. Mais pour combien de temps ? Les dettes s’accumulent et l’arrivée d’un marionnettiste grec peu fiable ne va rien arranger. Mais c’est sans compter sur Bécassine qui va prouver une nouvelle fois qu’elle est la femme de la situation. (UGC Distribution)
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"Bécassine" was first published on February 2, 1905, in the pages of "La Semaine de Suzette" and thus had the first female protagonist of a francophone comic strip. The comic was drawn in the ligne claire style, which was later made very popular by "Tintin." Bécassine’s parents were Jacqueline Rivière and Joseph Pinchon. The comic continued to be published until 1939, after which the war forced an early end to her adventures. But fortunately, instead of new sequels, we got the film Bécassine (1940), so it was impossible to forget this cute little person. At the turn of 1959-1962, there was a tendency to revive Bécassine in the pages of new comics, but it turned out that her charm was conserved in the past. In the 1970s and 1980s, Bécassine became a popular icon of Chantal Goya's children's songs. That's why new films made after 2000 are pure retro - the animated film Becassine: The Wackiest Nanny Ever (2001) sets an anachronistic character in contemporary Paris, and this new Bécassine! (2018) set in the interwar timelessness.
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