Bon Voyage, Marie

Marie is an 80-year-old woman suffering from a terminal illness who decides to travel to Switzerland to end her life. To convince her irresponsible son, Bruno, and her teenage granddaughter, Anna, to accompany her, she lies about a mysterious bank inheritance. They are joined by Rudy, a caregiver Marie recently met, who drives the family in an old motorhome. As the trip progresses, the dysfunctional group finds opportunities for reconciliation and joy, while Marie struggles with whether to reveal the true purpose of the journey.

This comedy-drama was directed by Enya Baroux, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Philippe Barrière and Martin Darondeau. Baroux appears in the film as an influencer. The main cast features Hélène Vincent as Marie, Pierre Lottin as Rudy, David Ayala as Bruno, and Juliette Gasquet as Anna. Produced by companies including uMedia and Bonne Pioche, this Belgian and French co-production has a runtime of 97 minutes. Following its release on March 12, 2025, the film received a positive reception from viewers, earning a rating of 7.1/10 on TMDB based on 122 votes.