Tonnerre

Max, a charming but unreliable man, returns to his hometown in the French countryside after his father's death. He plans to sell his family's vineyard, but finds himself drawn back into the life he left behind, particularly by the prospect of a relationship with Léa, a young woman who works at the local bar. His attempts to reconnect with his past and build a future are complicated by his own erratic behavior and the lingering consequences of his choices.

Tonnerre received largely positive reviews from critics, who praised its naturalistic performances, witty dialogue, and poignant exploration of themes like love, regret, and the search for meaning. The film was noted for its blend of humor and melancholy, and its authentic portrayal of flawed characters.

• Praised for its authentic and naturalistic performances, particularly from lead actor Vincent Macaigne.
• Applauded for its sharp, witty dialogue and humorous yet melancholic tone.
• Seen as a relatable and moving exploration of complicated relationships and personal reflection.

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Nominated for the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival.

The film was shot on location in the Burgundy region of France, adding to its authentic rural atmosphere.