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Li'l Quinquin: Created by Bruno Dumont. With Alane Delhaye, Lucy Caron, Bernard Pruvost, Philippe Jore. A murder mystery that opens with the discovery of human body parts stuffed inside a cow on the outskirts of a small channel town in northern France.
P'tit Quinquin (released as Li'l Quinquin in the U.S. only) is a 2014 French murder mystery film/miniseries directed by Bruno Dumont. Originally premiering as a film at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival in May (and subsequently for international releases), it was broadcast in September 2014 as a four-episode miniseries on French television.
A young boy named Quinquin witnesses and interferes with a series of murders in a rural French town. The film is a hilarious and bleak remix of Dumont's previous works, mixing references, satire and abject misery.
A murder mystery that opens with the discovery of human body parts stuffed inside a cow on the outskirts of a small channel town in northern France.
Jan. 1, 2015. The French filmmaker Bruno Dumont has described his mesmerizing 197-minute murder mystery, “Li’l Quinquin,” as a comedy. The term fits that definition only if you understand that he...
P'tit Quinquin immerses you in the bucolic life of a French village near Boulogne, where a serial killer seems to be chopping up bodies. The injection of oddball humour does nothing to lessen the...
French auteur Bruno Dumont, best known for uncompromising and austere dramas, proves with the comedy Li’l Quinquin that he is capable of shifting gears without conceding his signature style.
