I Love Périgord

In London Darren and Ludivine have decided to marry and Ludivine asks Darren to spend a week-end in the house of her parents in the Périgord. As soon as Darren announces his decision to marry Ludivine the baron Ademar becomes very angry-my daughter will never marry an Englishman-, but Béa, Ludivine's mother accepts this marriage. So Béa nd Ludivine ask to Darren to make all his efforts to conquest the friendship of the baron Ademar. The begin the tribulations of Darren (the repair of the tractor, the tasting of wine): besides Darren has some doubts about his relationship with Ludivine-the former boyfriend Lionel has reappeared after some years of absence in the village- and thye other side Darren wants to help to Ademar and his family-the sale of the fine wines-. Also Darren has to play a rugby for the Sauvadieu team.

A pleasant comedy with some "clichés" about the French rivalry (the village rivalry between Sauvadieu and Savignac, the " Association of the francophobes anonymes", the Englishmen and the danger to marry a French woman).

I enjoyed the good performances of Bernard Le Coq, Lizzie Bocheré, Charlie Hanson, Thérèse Liotard, Mathieu Delarive, Paul Brrett and Stéphanie Mathieu.