Released in 1990, (originally titled Daddy Nostalgie ) is a poignant French drama directed by Bertrand Tavernier . It is widely celebrated as the final film performance of legendary actor Dirk Bogarde . Plot Summary
The screenplay was written by Tavernier’s former wife, Colo Tavernier O'Hagan , and is heavily informed by her own experiences. Daddy Nostalgia(1990)
The film follows Caroline (played by ), a divorced screenwriter living in Paris who rushes to the South of France to be with her English-born father, Tony (Bogarde), following his major heart surgery. As Tony recuperates in a villa on the Côte d'Azur, Caroline attempts to forge a meaningful connection with a father who was largely absent or emotionally distant during her childhood. Their reunion is a delicate dance of: Released in 1990, (originally titled Daddy Nostalgie )
The film was entered into the 1990 Cannes Film Festival , and Odette Laure received a César Award nomination for her role as the mother. The film follows Caroline (played by ), a
Critics widely regard Tony as the "perfect swansong" for Bogarde, allowing him to showcase his talent for subtle, nuanced performances.