Nuit d'ivresse

She's naive, popular, and colorful; he thinks he's gorgeous, chic, and trendy. To drown their loneliness, they unwittingly embark on a wild night, punctuated by the wild ramblings of the bartender, who's as clingy as he is talkative and a big fan of Jacques. With the help of alcohol, Simone and Jacques will tame each other, confide in each other, reinvent themselves, and grow closer. A lot... A little too much, even... After such a drunken night, waking up in Jacques's apartment will inevitably be difficult, memorable, and explosive!

Drunken Night is a café-theater play by Josiane Balasko, premiered on October 2, 1985, at the Théâtre du Splendid Saint-Martin, starring Josiane Balasko, Michel Blanc, and Jean-François Dérec. A true success from the outset, Nuit d'ivresse is a little gem of a comedy... Adapted for the screen in 1986 and frequently performed on stage, this hilarious and invigorating play has become one of the essential classics of French comedy.

COMEDY
Length: 105 min
All audiences

Produced by: Blue Moon
Directed by: Emmanuelle Lorre
Starring: Xavier Chevroton,
David Karsenti,
Emmanuelle Lorre,