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Royal Bonbon is a french film of genre Drama directed by Charles Najman
Royal Bonbon (2002)
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Add to a movie listRoyal Bonbon est un long métrage franco-canado-haïtien réalisé par Charles Najman. Tourné entièrement en Haïti, il a obtenu le Prix Jean-Vigo en 2002. Il met en scène le poète et écrivain Dominique Batraville dans le rôle du roi Chacha.
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Un homme misérable vagabonde dans les rues du Cap-Haïtien en rêvant à son royaume imaginaire. Il se prend pour le roi Christophe, ancien souverain fantasque du pays, ancien esclave et libérateur d'Haïti en 1804. Chassé de la ville, le « roi Chacha », comme on le surnomme, se réfugie dans les ruines grandioses du Palais Sans Souci en compagnie de Thimothée, un gamin des rues qu'il a pris sous son aile. Là, il reconstitue une cour de pacotille et règne par l'absurde.Comments
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