This charming motion picture relives the beautiful childhood memories of noted film director and writer Marcel Pagnol. While attending school in Marseilles, Marcel Julien Ciamaca daydreams about the nearby hills where he and his family spend vacations at a cottage. It is not enough to sojourn there over Christmas, Easter, and summer holidays; Marcel wants to be there all the time, to roam the fields, climb the rock faces, and enjoy other simple pleasures with his mother, father, and siblings. And then something marvelous happens. His mother Augustine (Nathalie Roussel) persuades his father Joseph (Philippe Caubere), a schoolteacher, to allow the family to spend each weekend at the cottage. Because they have no car, they must ride public transport part of the way, then walk the remaining five miles. However, a former pupil of Joseph’s shows them a shortcut that crosses private estates and reduces the distance to only one mile. So the family enjoys weekend after wonderful weekend in the hills. Marcel plays with a country boy, picks thyme for the family’s alfresco dinners, and meets a girl whom he rescues from spiders. Though she is an imperious little lass, Marcel is quite taken with her and even performs feats of derring-do to impress her. These carefree weekend outings continue until one day a heartless watchman charges the Pagnols with trespassing on an estate on their way to the cottage. Woe is Joseph. He believes his very proper school will fire him. But when the school officials call him in, they promote him! They know nothing of his trespassing, for Joseph’s former pupil has tricked the watchman into dropping the charge. Then more good news comes; Marcel has won an academic prize. The film has a bittersweet ending in which Marcel, as an adult, reviews what has happened to the family members since those wonderful days when life was good and all was right with the world., Direct continuation of “My Father’s Glory,” the childhood memoirs of French writer-filmmaker Marcel Pagnol (Julien Ciamaca). Joseph: Philippe Caubere. Augustine: Nathalie Roussel. Uncle Jules: Didier Pain. Directed by Yves Robert., Concluding Yves Robert’s interpretation of Marcel Pagnol’s autobiography, with Julien Ciamaca as the now adolescent Marcel, who, with his family, returns to Provence for their annual holiday. This time however there are slightly darker tones leading to an emotional ending.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “My Mother’s Castle ” ?
A: The main cast includes Julien Ciamaca,Philippe Caubère,Nathalie Roussel,Didier Pain,Julie Timmerman,Thérèse Liotard,Victorien Delmare,Joris Molinas,Paul Crauchet,Pierre Maguelon,Michel Modo,Victor Garrivier,Jean Rougerie,Raoul Curet,Rene Loyon,Michèle Loubet,Maxime Lombard,Benoit Martin,Gérard Moulévrier,Patrick Préjean,Benjamin Detriche,Philippe Uchan,Jean Rochefort,Jean Carmet,Georges Wilson,André Chaumeau,Ticky Holgado,Louis Lalanne,Jean-Pierre Darras,Jérôme Tonnerre,Pierre Gillette,Jacques Dugied,Robert Alazraki,Agnès Nègre,Guy Azzi,Yves Robert,Marc Goldstaub.
Q: When Did the “My Mother’s Castle” Released?
A: The Movie “My Mother’s Castle” originally aired on 1990-01-01 and released in the year of 1990.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “My Mother’s Castle” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “My Mother’s Castle” ?
A: “My Mother’s Castle” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
