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Happy Alexander

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As the sole person tending his farm, Alexandre (Philippe Noiret) spends his days exhaustively carrying out the numerous and varied tasks needed to keep everything running. However, the only reason Alexandre works so unrelentingly is because his wife (Françoise Brion) never lets him have a moment's rest. If it were up to Alexandre, he would spend his days forever lazing in bed -- which is exactly what he does, after his wife meets an untimely end.

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Bear P 11/11/2024 100 stars!! not just 5! This movie is very meditative. It is pure concentration of happiness. It has a unique ability to capture an ambiance/atmosphere and transfer it to your heart. See more 12/21/2013 My favorite movie!!! 10 stars!!! See more 06/24/2009 This is worth seeing even if you can't speak French! I luckily had someone to translate it to me. The comedy speaks for itself. See more 05/04/2009 Une très bonne comédie champêtre autour d'un Philippe Noiret farfelu et attachant. See more 05/28/2008 Un reve pour tous... See more 04/10/2008 J'adhore regarder ce film à l'hoetl après le boulot ... Je relativise See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis As the sole person tending his farm, Alexandre (Philippe Noiret) spends his days exhaustively carrying out the numerous and varied tasks needed to keep everything running. However, the only reason Alexandre works so unrelentingly is because his wife (Françoise Brion) never lets him have a moment's rest. If it were up to Alexandre, he would spend his days forever lazing in bed -- which is exactly what he does, after his wife meets an untimely end.
Director
Yves Robert
Rating
G
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
Canadian French
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 17, 1969, Original
Runtime
1h 34m