Synopsis

In this oddball romantic comedy, love and some oh so beloved relatives keep a bourgeois policeman busy. In a sleepy village in the forests of the Vosges, policeman Pierre Perdrix has a routine existence. The toughest task he faces is keeping his slightly odd family under control: after the death of his father, his mother is enjoying a flourishing sex life and his brother consolidating his status as an expert on earthworms, which leaves his ping-pong obsessed daughter cold. But when eccentric Juliette’s car is stolen by a group of radical nudists, family life is turned upside down.

Bio

ERWAN LE DUC (*1977) works as a sports journalist for Le Monde and has already made a name for himself with short films. The Bare Necessity is his debut feature film.

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