Il faut brûler maman (2026)
Director: Albert Dupontel
Cast: Louise Coldefy, Julia Piaton, Artus, Albert Dupontel
Step into the unexpectedly hilarious world of a family-run funeral parlor in this sharp, sophisticated comedy. Where whispers are traded between eulogies and awkward silences speak louder than words, the living prove far more complicated than the dead. It’s a witty, heartfelt look at grief, family dysfunction, and the absurd social dance that takes place when you’re surrounded by caskets.
More About This Film
Il faut brûler maman, also known as Mother Cremation Crew, is a French comedy directed by Albert Dupontel. The film centers on a family of undertakers who are forced to handle the funeral arrangements for their mother themselves due to a strike by the professional staff. The narrative explores the chaotic and darkly humorous dynamics as the siblings struggle to agree on the proper protocols for cremating their mother.
- The film is written and directed by Albert Dupontel, a prominent figure in French cinema known for his blend of social commentary and humor.
- The cast includes Louis Cottereau, Julia Piaton, and Victor Arthuis-Soilard, alongside Dupontel himself.
- The movie was announced with an initial release date of 2027, though earlier reports may have referenced 2026 depending on festival or regional scheduling variations.
- The title translates directly to "It is necessary to burn Mom," highlighting the central comedic premise.
- As of early 2026, the film has not yet been released to the general public, and critical reception data is not yet available.
Where to Watch
This film is currently unreleased and not available on any streaming platforms.
- Netflix – Not available; wait for potential future licensing.
- Amazon Prime Video – Not available; check later for rental or purchase options.
- Apple TV – Not available; pending digital release announcement.
- YouTube Movies – Not available; no official upload at this time.
- Fandango – Theatrical tickets unavailable; release date set for 2027.