All 12 Laurent Baffie Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the captivating world of French actor Laurent Baffie as we take you through a roundup of his most memorable movies. From drama to comedy, let’s explore the breadth of Baffie’s talent and the unforgettable moments he has created on the big screen.
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1. La cible (1997)
La Cible, released in 1997, is a comedic crime film that tells the story of a sailor drawn into an enchanting love affair with a beautiful Russian woman while on a secret mission aboard a mysterious submarine. However, upon returning home, he discovers that the woman has mysteriously vanished. Driven to uncover the truth, the sailor calls upon a witness who featured on a popular television program: “Your love story interests me. “
2. Sexy Boys (2001)
In the quirky French comedy, Sexy Boys, three friends named Seb, Frank, and Manu are ready to explore life and love during their college years. With a dash of humor and a sprinkle of romance, they find their way through a series of peculiar accidents, each learning to look for love in unexpected places.
3. Les clefs de bagnole (2003)
Enter the comedic world of Baffie, a charmingly disorganized man, as he and his friends navigate life and find humor in the unexpected. “Les clefs de bagnole” takes us on a riotous journey through the French countryside, following Baffie’s desperate search for his lost car keys. Aided by his loyal pal Daniel, they embark on an absurd adventure, with one mishap leading to another.
4. Les 40 ans de la 2 (2004)
“Le 40 ans de la 2” (2004), a captivating documentary, explores the lasting impact of the French television channel, “Le 2.” Directed by Jérôme Revon, this enthralling voyage through time highlights the pivotal moments and milestones that have shaped the channel’s incredible 40-year journey. Featuring interviews with prominent journalists and personalities who have been associated with the network, the film delves into the evolution of French television and the integral role “Le 2” has played in shaping it.
5. Iznogoud- Caliph Instead of the Caliph (2005)
“Iznogoud- Caliph Instead of the Caliph” — a laugh-out-loud adventure for families — gets its inspiration from the renowned Franco Belgian comic book series of the same name. Set in an exciting landscape brimming with the spirit of ancient Arab-Islamic civilization, the story follows a crafty Vazeer (Minister), who’s on a thrilling quest to unseat the reigning Caliph and claim the throne for himself. His knack for cunning, sorcery, and deception has always served him well in his relentless pursuit.
6. Sexe, magouilles et culture générale (2005)
“Sexe, magouilles et culture générale” is a 2005 French comedy film directed and written by Laurent Baffie, who also stars in the movie alongside Jean-Marie Bigard and Stéphane Calvet. The film, with a runtime of 2 hours and 16 minutes, takes a humorous look at the lives of three friends who navigate love, relationships, and the pressure to succeed in their respective fields.
7. Days of Darkness (2007)
“Days of Darkness, “ a riveting 2007 film directed by Denys Arcand, brings us amidst the whirlwind of Jean-Marc Leblanc’s imagination. Labrèche, a desperate civil servant, takes solace in inventing fictional heroic escapades, only to find his life taking one such turn.
8. Sidaction 2009 (2009)
“Music for a Cause: Sidaction 2009” is a charitable music event, presided over by Madame Line Renaud, the vice-president of the association, held in Paris, France. Broadcasted as a TV special on the night of donation and charity, this gala event serves as a fundraising platform.
9. Brice 3 (2016)
Brice 3, released in 2016, is an action-packed, adventurous comedy that follows the titular character, Brice, as he navigates through a world that has drastically changed. Despite everything around him shifting, one thing remains the same — Brice’s unwavering loyalty to his best friend, Marius.
10. Toc Toc (2017)
“Toc Toc” tells the hilarious story of a group of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) who are unexpectedly brought together in a waiting room. As they navigate the ups and downs of their unique condition, they find themselves embroiled in a series of zany adventures and heartfelt misadventures. The movie, directed by Vicente Villanueva and written by Laurent Baffie and Villanueva himself, masterfully blends comedy and drama in a way that is both entertaining and emotionally resonant.
11. Le prochain voyage (2023)
Delve into the world of the enigmatic with “Le Prochain Voyage, “ a 2023 French drama based on a play. Directed by Thierry Binisti, the movie stars esteemed actors Line Renaud, Jean Sorel, and Serge Hazanavicius, weaving an alluring narrative about love, loss, and the uncertainty of life.
12. Une famille (2024)
“Une famille” is an impactful documentary directed by Christine Angot, premiering in 2024. This harrowing tale centers around Angot as she confronts her family and their attitudes towards the sexual abuse her now-deceased father committed against her. Set in Strasbourg, where her father once lived, Angot delves into the harrowing past that still looms over her present.
