Le Passager

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Étienne Séguin n'a pas trente ans. Originaire de Drummondville, demeurant depuis quelques années à Montréal, il vient d'accepter un poste de professeur de littérature au cégep de sa ville natale. Qu'à cela ne tienne, il fera l'aller-retour par l'autoroute 20 ; le trajet ne prend pas plus d'une heure, cela lui permettra d'écouter la radio et, surtout, d'oublier sa récente séparation ! Peu de temps après, Étienne remarque un autostoppeur, toujours posté au même endroit au moment où il passe. Pourquoi ne pas le faire monter afin de rompre la monotonie de la route ? Dès la première rencontre, le jeune homme comprend que son passager l'a connu dans son enfance. Mais voilà : Étienne souffre d'amnésie et n'a aucun souvenir de ses jeunes années. C'est alors que les questions surgissent dans son esprit : qui donc est ce passager qu'il a pris l'habitude d'embarquer ? Et qu'ont-ils fait ensemble, dans leur jeunesse ? » --

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In Le Passager, Caravaca is on top form as the unwilling sibling forced to hang around the town he bears almost no affection for anymore. It is clear from very early on that the relationship between his brother and him was one of strain and irregular interaction, his occasional considerations of Richard's death more curious than emotional. Caravaca manages this well, carrying the relationship solely with his facial expressions. The strangely tense relationship which we see developing between Thomas and Jeanne is compelling, though not nearly as much as the friendship which comes into play between him and the Godson. Theirs is an intriguing dynamic, and one of the film's best facets to offer; the boy's idolisation of this mysterious figure leading the film solidly. On the negative side, the film never reaches the emotional climax it should, its escalating elements failing to attain the cathartic denouement it promises. As a result, we leave with a feeling of dissatisfied disappointment, though its ending is satisfactory. The Passenger stars the mesmeric Jean-Hugues Anglade (also in pacey thriller Braquo) as the mysterious Mathias, a psychiatrist who becomes embroiled in a murder mystery when carefully posed bodies (not women for a change) start turning up in the lush Bordeaux countryside. The first corpse is discovered naked, missing its head and sporting the pate of a bull. Captain Anaïs Châtelet (Raphaëlle Agogué) is on the trail of the killer and enlists Mathias’s help, despite finding him infuriating, obviously. Perhaps, among the vineyards of western France, that frustration will blossom into something fruitier and more full bodied. They are sexy French people. These things happen. Culture Trips are deeply immersive 5 to 16 days itineraries, that combine authentic local experiences, exciting activities and 4-5* accommodation to look forward to at the end of each day. Our Rail Trips are our most planet-friendly itineraries that invite you to take the scenic route, relax whilst getting under the skin of a destination. Our Private Trips are fully tailored itineraries, curated by our Travel Experts specifically for you, your friends or your family.