Bonkis

Jérôme, a cynical humorist, decides to exploit the media frenzy surrounding his son's improbable disease. He aims to make a fortune and gain fame by turning his family's tragedy into a comedic show. However, his manipulative plan quickly unravels as reality proves more complex and emotionally taxing than he anticipated.

Bonkis received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising Jérôme Commandeur's performance and his attempt to tackle dark themes with humor. Some found the humor too dark or the narrative uneven, but it was generally seen as a bold and original comedic venture.

• Praised for its dark, provocative humor and willingness to tackle sensitive subjects.

• Jérôme Commandeur's dual role as director and lead actor was a focal point of discussion.

• Some found the film's tone inconsistent, struggling to balance comedy with drama.

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The film's title, 'Bonkis', is a made-up word by the director that evokes a sense of unease and absurdity, reflecting the film's tone.