On my travels again and I thought what a nice coincidence: bored but impressed on my first ride
in this I noticed a foreign film called
Starbuck and after all the
furore in the UK and my
previous post I decided it was clearly a message. Well, IMHO it was superb and to combine one or two reviews I have read today: '
Starbuck' is a hilarious, witty and heart-warming and what is surprising that no one has thought about this very real possibility before (already a Bollywood and US version are on the cards). The premise is original, developed with humour and tenderness and certainly a feel-good movie. More on Ken Scott's French-Canadian comedy
HERE: "
David, a delivery man for his family's butcher shop who learns that his lucrative late-'80s stint as a sperm donor has resulted in a staggering 533 successful pregnancies. Over a hundred of those now-twentysomethings, having learned they share the same biological father, are suing the fertility clinic to reveal the identity of the prolific donor code-named Starbuck." Well, well worth seeing, mainly due to the performances of Patrick Huard as Starbuck and Antoine Bertrand as his lawyer friend.
