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Mission Pays Basque (2017)

100 min · romantic comedy

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Directors

Ludovic Bernard

Cast

Élodie Fontan, Florent Peyre, Daniel Prévost, Nicolas Bridet, Barbara Cabrita, Ludovic Berthillot, Ilona Bachelier

A Parisian executive’s bargain acquisition of a Basque hardware store turns into a comic battle with its determined local heir.

The story

Ambitious Parisian executive Sybille Garnier believes she has secured a bargain by buying Ferran Beitialarrangoïta’s hardware store in the Basque Country, intending to turn it into a supermarket. She then discovers Ferran is under a legal guardianship arrangement, so she must negotiate with his nephew Ramuntxo, a singer deeply attached to his Basque homeland. Ramuntxo and the local community are determined to keep the shop, while Sybille is under pressure to succeed or lose her job. Accompanied by her intern and future brother-in-law Gaëtan, she faces a stubborn contest over the store’s future.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Sybille Garnier (Élodie Fontan), an ambitious young Parisian executive, thinks she’s landed the deal of the century by buying Ferran Beitialarrangoïta’s (Daniel Prévost) hardware store in the Basque Country for next to nothing. But she learns that Ferran is under a legal guardianship arrangement. So she has to negotiate with his nephew, Ramuntxo (Florent Peyre), to acquire the shop, which is supposed to become a supermarket. Ramuntxo, a singer in his spare time and Basque through and through, is going to make life difficult for her. Sybille, accompanied by her intern and future brother-in-law, Gaëtan Moralès, digs in against the Basques, who are ready to do anything to keep their store. She has to succeed, or she’ll lose her job. And so begins a game of cat and mouse between the city girl and the man who loves his homeland.

Genres

romantic comedy

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