Nuit d'ivresse

Jacques Belin is a television host who, after winning an award, begins drinking and misses the train arriving with his fiancée. He meets Frède, a person who has just finished a three-year prison sentence. Despite their differences and a series of arguments, the two bond over their shared loneliness. As Jacques ends his relationship with his partner, he and Frède spend a chaotic night wandering through Paris in search of alcohol and adventure.

This French comedy was directed by Bernard Nauer and represents the first of two films he directed, preceding Boxer. The screenplay was written by Josiane Balasko and Thierry Lhermitte, both of whom appear in the main cast. Lhermitte plays Jacques Belin, while Balasko portrays Frédérique. The cast also includes Gérard Jugnot, Victoria Abril, Ticky Holgado, and Jean-Claude Dauphin, with a total of 29 credited performers.

The film has a runtime of 87 minutes. Audience reception is moderately positive, as shown by a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb based on 742 votes and a rating of 6/10 on TMDB from 107 votes.