Tout Feu, Tout Flamme (1981)

Synopsis of Tout Feu, Tout Flamme

Yves Montand is Victor Valance, a long-lost father who has come home to his brood of daughters and his mother in order to weazel some money out of them to front a gambling casino. Unable to tell them the real reason he wants the money, he just says it is for a country house for them - though his oldest daughter Pauline (Isabelle Adjani) is immediately suspicious of these surprising good intentions. It does not take her long to find out why he needed the cash, and she sets out to sabotage his project and get the money back, with a vengeance. Her attitude changes just as fast when she realizes that gangsters are out to take over her father's casino project - which would equally cost her the family's money. The mob adversaries cause the father and daughter to team up in self-defense, leading to a climactic chase through the mountains. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Director(s):

Jean-Paul Rappeneau

Writer(s):

Elisabeth Rappeneau, Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Joyce Buñuel

Producer(s):

Philippe Dussart

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