Scene from Victor Sauvage / TV series (2010)
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| Duration: 39 sec.. | Nudity: yes | Creator: DeepAtSea |
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Full Biography
Oriane Bonduel starred as Victor's ex-wife in the film series 'Victor Sauvage' (2010). The story follows Victor, a man returning to France after 20 years caring for wild animals, aiming to reconnect with his children and rekindle his relationship with Oriane. Throughout the series, Victor faces various challenges at the nature preserve he manages, including protecting wildlife from poachers and preserving endangered species.
About the Movie: Victor Sauvage / TV series (2010)
Alternative Title: Man of the Wild
Director: Alain Choquart, Patrick Grandperret
Writer: Aude Marcle, Christiane Lebrima, Emmanuelle Choppin, François Uzan, Frédéric Sabrou, Jean Dell, Marc Roux, Nadia Lakhdar, Patrick Grandperret, Raphaëlle Desplechin
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Executive Producer: Patrick Grandperret
Companies: Formidooble, Made in PM, TF1
Story
Victor Sauvage returns to France after two decades in Africa caring for wild animals. He takes up a job managing a nature preserve to reconnect with his children and possibly reconcile with his ex-wife. Adjusting to life back home, Victor faces various challenges at work including busting a gibbons trafficking ring, dealing with budget cuts, saving an endangered baby chimp's life, and uncovering who is poisoning the animals.
Summary
Victor Sauvage is a French comedy-drama series that aired in 2010. The story follows Victor Sauvage, played by Kad Merad, as he returns to France after spending two decades in Africa working with wildlife. The series explores Victor's attempts to reconnect with his family and adapt to life back home while managing a nature preserve. It touches on themes of family dynamics, personal growth, and the challenges of conservation efforts.