Papa

Year: 2005

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: French

Director: Maurice Barthélemy

ComedyDrama

Louis and his father drive home; the former master clown fails to amuse his son. He sometimes loses his temper and picks on innocent people, yet he soothes Louis when upset and hums a Niagara lullaby. He appears disheveled, unshaven and haunted by nightmares. Louis is fragile, even crying when a girl refuses his sticker. Written by Guy Bellinger.

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