Holiday is a 2010 French comedy crime film directed by Guillaume Nicloux. Plot One evening, Michel Trémois fails in the pharmacy of a provincial railway station and remembers the sequence of events which, in two days, have pushed his life party weekend with his wife Nadine to rebuild their relationship and save their sexuality, nothing has finally gone as planned ... After a wild and tumultuous night embellished singular encounters, the wake-Michel is brutal and painful. He not only finds himself accused of murder but his wife was not found ... Cast Jean-Pierre Darroussin as Michel Trémois Judith Godrèche as Nadine Trémois Josiane Balasko as Christiane Mercier Françoise Lebrun as Marie-Paule Biyouna as Eva Lopez Pascal Bongard as Richard Ponce Marc Rioufol as Anthony Rivière Scali Delpeyrat as Fabien Eric Naggar as M. Abraham Yves Verhoeven as Inspector Delteil Camille de Sablet as Sandy Stéphan Wojtowicz as Sylvain Caccia Nicolas Jouhet as Olivier Desanti Christian Drillaud as Alain Yveline Hamon as Danielle Christophe Fluder as Nicolas Ajuria Léna Breban as Julie Vadec Valérie Lang as Catherine Bazinsky Maxime Lefrançois as Rémi Van Groll Julien Prévost as Bruno

From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Notable quotes

“Remunerated joy, weekends off or annual holidays paid by the boss is like paying to make love. It seems the same but there is something lacking.”
— Alfredo Bonanno, Armed Joy (1977)
“We take notice of all feasts, and the almanack is part of the common law, the calendar being established by Act of Parliament, and it is published before the Common-prayer Book.”
— Holt, C.J., Brough v. Parkings (1703), 2 Raym. 994; reported in James William Norton-Kyshe, Dictionary of Legal Quotations (1904), p. 92.
“I have a theory that "holidays" evolved from the medieval pilgrimage, and are essentially a kind of penance for being so happy and comfortable in our daily lives.”
— Philip Larkin, letter to Barbara Pym, 1971.
“Being holiday, the beggars shop is shut.”
— William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act V, Scene 1, line 56.

Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.

Not who you're looking for? Others named Holiday: festive day set aside by custom or by law · 1938 film by George Cukor · fictional character appearing in the Batman story The Long H · song of Vanessa Amorosi

Overview

Holiday is a 2010 French comedy crime film directed by Guillaume Nicloux. Plot One evening, Michel Trémois fails in the pharmacy of a provincial railway station and remembers the sequence of events which, in two days, have pushed his life party weekend with his wife Nadine to rebuild their relationship and save their sexuality, nothing has finally gone as planned ... After a wild and tumultuous night embellished singular encounters, the wake-Michel is brutal and painful. He not only finds himself accused of murder but his wife was not found ... Cast Jean-Pierre Darroussin as Michel Trémois Judith Godrèche as Nadine Trémois Josiane Balasko as Christiane Mercier Françoise Lebrun as Marie-Paule Biyouna as Eva Lopez Pascal Bongard as Richard Ponce Marc Rioufol as Anthony Rivière Scali Delpeyrat as Fabien Eric Naggar as M. Abraham Yves Verhoeven as Inspector Delteil Camille de Sablet as Sandy Stéphan Wojtowicz as Sylvain Caccia Nicolas Jouhet as Olivier Desanti Christian Drillaud as Alain Yveline Hamon as Danielle Christophe Fluder as Nicolas Ajuria Léna Breban as Julie Vadec Valérie Lang as Catherine Bazinsky Maxime Lefrançois as Rémi Van Groll Julien Prévost as Bruno

From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Holiday is a 2010 French comedy crime film directed by Guillaume Nicloux.

Holiday across IJR

Open questions

are post offices open on bank holidays in the uk

Studio characters

Hope HolidayThe press filter is off tonight.Clarence HolidayThe late-night sketch version — live in your chat.Holiday ReinhornAsk anything — within reason.

Ask Genius by OpenServe about Holiday Create in Studio Build a game Watch videos

Notable quotes

“Remunerated joy, weekends off or annual holidays paid by the boss is like paying to make love. It seems the same but there is something lacking.”
— Alfredo Bonanno, Armed Joy (1977)
“We take notice of all feasts, and the almanack is part of the common law, the calendar being established by Act of Parliament, and it is published before the Common-prayer Book.”
— Holt, C.J., Brough v. Parkings (1703), 2 Raym. 994; reported in James William Norton-Kyshe, Dictionary of Legal Quotations (1904), p. 92.
“I have a theory that "holidays" evolved from the medieval pilgrimage, and are essentially a kind of penance for being so happy and comfortable in our daily lives.”
— Philip Larkin, letter to Barbara Pym, 1971.
“Being holiday, the beggars shop is shut.”
— William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act V, Scene 1, line 56.

Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.