As long as there are Fabrice Éboué, the spirit of insolence, irreverence and freedom will survive, at least in the cinema.
In short: the French spirit.
His new film,
Barbaque
(in theaters Wednesday, October 27), aims to make fun of a population that takes its fight and its navel so seriously that it seems insensitive to any form of humor against it: vegans .
Add to that the fact that animal welfare advocacy and carnophobia are all the rage, and you will understand that few artists dare to ridicule them.
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Fabrice Éboué does more and better than that: he kills them.
Fictitiously, of course.
The scenario of his little masterpiece of ferocity and humor is delicious like a prime rib from Salers.
After being assaulted by green beans (sorry: Green radicals), who destroyed his stalls and sprayed his wife with red paint, a butcher finds one of the ultra vegans and (almost) inadvertently knocks him down with his van.
"If it ate meat,
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