Jean De Florette
122 minutes,
France (1986), PG
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(4.8 / 94 votes)
(4.8 / 94 votes)
A naive city dweller (Depardieu) inherits a farm - and the ill-will of his neighbours in this story of avarice and peasant unpleasantry in turn of the century Provence
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Jean De Florette: A modern classic, adapted from Pagnol's novel (and continued in the sequel Manon Des Sources), in which Depardieu is the city-educated hunchback farmer who moves to the country with dreams of building a rabbit farm, only to find himself the subject of dirty dealings by Montand and his simple-minded nephew (Auteuil), who cook up an elaborate scheme in order to get their hands on the farmland...
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