Le Scénario

A struggling screenwriter, frustrated by the creative compromises demanded by a producer, decides to create a fictional film for a film festival. His audacious plan spirals into a complex web of deceit as he tries to convince everyone of his fabricated masterpiece. The film explores themes of artistic integrity, the film industry's pressures, and the blurred lines between reality and fiction.

Le Scénario received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its witty script, strong performances, and insightful commentary on the filmmaking process. Audiences appreciated its humor and relatable depiction of artistic struggles within the industry.

• Witty and sharp exploration of the film industry's absurdities.

• Vincent Lacoste delivers a charming and nuanced performance.

• Offers a clever meta-commentary on creation and perception.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's humor and the engaging narrative, with many appreciating the relatable struggles of the protagonist. Some viewers found the plot slightly predictable, but the overall sentiment is positive.

Nominated for Best Actor for Vincent Lacoste at the Lumières Awards.

The film's director, Thomas Lilti, is also known for his medical dramas, making this foray into meta-cinema a notable departure.