The Fairy

In this fanciful comedy, a woman claiming to be a fairy offers a hotel worker named Dom three wishes, but she disappears before granting his final request. The smitten man soon sets off on a desperate search to find her., A woman claiming to be a fairy offers a hotel worker named Dom three wishes, but she disappears before granting his final request. The smitten man soon sets off on a desperate search to find her., The Belgian comedy team of Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon, and Bruno Romy return in this story of a man who finds love under unexpected circumstances. Dom (Abel) works nights at a hotel as a desk clerk and regularly deals with a parade of eccentric guests, most notably a British tourist (Philippe Martz) who won’t take a hint that his menagerie of pets is not welcome. Dom hardly thinks anything of it when Fiona (Gordon) appears and announces she’s a fairy who will grant him three wishes in exchange for a room. To Dom’s surprise, when he asks for a new motor scooter and an endless supply of gas, Fiona actually shows up with a scooter, and as the two spend more time together, he finds himself falling deeply in love with her. But Fiona isn’t really an enchanted being — she’s an escapee from a mental institution, and when she ends up back in the hospital after giving birth to Dom’s child, he hatches a plot to break her out. Co-starring Romy as a bartender with vision problems, La Fee (aka The Fairy) was an official selection at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.