Grave Aigüe – dir. Martin Baucher

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Original Film Title: Grave Aigüe

Director’s Name: Martin Baucher

Writer’s Name: Martin Baucher

Producer: Martin Baucher

Country of Origin: France

Country of Filming: France

Language: French

Runtime: 1 hour 27 minutes 57 seconds

Film Description:

Summer 1969. In a quiet Norman village, Louise and her gang have a plan — a simple one: to steal apples from the famous neighboring orchards, for producing their own cider, the finest around. And while the devious local policeman, known as Big Moustache, still struggles to catch them, Louise knows that this time, something is different.
Meanwhile, in present-day Paris, young Alto is so drunk after a funeral party that he is taken in, half-conscious, by his two friends, Marc and Tules. Being good mates, they decide to help him recover, but as Alto regains his strength, the situation slowly slips out of their hands.
Grave Aigüe: two opposites playing the same melody. The story of an old woman whose mind is failing more and more, and of a newborn whose mind is failing less and

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