Everything about Brice De Nice totally explained
Brice de Nice is a 2005
French film, directed by
James Huth. it's set in
France, centering, appropriately, on the city of
Nice.
Plot summary
The main character, a thirty-something
surfer named Brice, lives for one thing: the perfect wave, despite the fact that Nice is on a completely waveless bay on the Mediterranean Sea. While waiting, he uses his rich father's money to throw outrageous parties and develop hilarious insults, as well as worship the film
Point Break. When his father is arrested for
money laundering, however, things change: Brice's life comes crashing down around him, and after failing to hold down a job, he soon finds himself attempting
bank robbery. He lands in hospital after the failed robbery attempt, and runs away from there with the guy whose scooter he hijacked while escaping the bank. The two become friends. Stealing Brice's father's lawyer's wife's truck, the two cross France to the Atlantic coast to attend a world surfing championship at Hossegor. With $100,000 in prize money, winning the tournament seems the only chance for the two to help themselves: Brice needs the money to support his lavish lifestyle, while his friend needs it for an operation.
Brice "talks the talk, but doesn't walk the walk", and thus fails miserably at the surf competition. Though all seems hopeless, the two eventually find success of a sort: Brice surfs his perfect wave, while his friend sets off to travel the world with his newfound love.
Soundtrack
Jean Dujardin performed the soundtrack of the film, "
Le Casse de Brice".
Cast
Further Information
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