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Beach of Nauzan

Movie Mammuth Benoît Delépine and Gustave Kervern (2010)
Serge Pilardosse (Gérard Depardieu) decides to take a short break from his trip on Nauzan beach in Vaux-sur-Mer.
Beach of Nauzan
Nauzan Beach - Credit: Patrick Janicek on flickr

“See, from here to here, there’s an imaginary line. It’s the line of the doughnut vendor, the street vendor.”

The man with the metal detector (Benoît Poelvoorde)

In his quest to find his old pay slips for his retirement, Serge (Gérard Depardieu) decides to stop at Nauzan beach in Vaux-sur-Mer.

He decides to explore the beach with his detector, looking for valuable objects. It is then that he meets another prospector (Benoît Poelvoorde) who explains to him his method of research more effective than that of Serge.

Mammuth will be the first appearance of the duo Depardieu-Poelvoorde in a film of the Greenlandic duo. Gérard Depardieu made a cameo in Le Grand Soir, before having a real feature film with the duo as heroes in Saint Amour.

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Mammuth achieved 833,473 admissions at the French box office.

Scene at the beach of Nauzan in Mammuth
Scene at Nauzan beach in Mammuth – Credit: GMT Productions, No Money Productions
Scène à la plage de Nauzan dans Mammuth
Scene at Nauzan beach in Mammuth – Credit: GMT Productions, No Money Productions

Plage de Nauzan

The beach of Nauzan is the largest beach of the city of Vaux-sur-Mer. It is shared with the city of Saint-Palais-sur-Mer.

Classified since 2017 3 stars “Quality of Bathing Water” with the mention “excellent”, this beach is ideal to welcome vacationers. It is bordered by a paved promenade where you can find several shops and restaurants.
Every Monday in the summer, a night market is held on the beach. Every Thursday in July and August, there is a musical atmosphere called “Les Jeudis de Nauzan”.

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Le Petit Nicolas - la bande dessinée originale

Le Petit Nicolas - la bande dessinée originale (FR version)

Did you know that Petit Nicolas was born as a color comic strip? IMAV éditions publishes for the first time in a comic book the complete plates written by René Goscinny and drawn by Sempé. These plates appeared between 1955 and 1956 in a Belgian magazine, Le Moustique, to which Sempé and Goscinny collaborated. Then they left Le Moustique and, three years later, in 1959, they resumed Le Petit Nicolas, this time in the form of illustrated stories. The stories appeared in Sud-Ouest Dimanche, then were published in books and were a huge success. The unpublished drawings that are published today in this album contain all the ingredients that will make the success of Little Nicholas. They are presented in the form of one-page gags. In his scenarios, Goscinny has already set up the springs of the saga and portrays the main characters. Sempé already represents an immediately identifiable Nicolas. This comic strip already has the flavor of what will make the success of the character, humor and poetry. The publication of the album Le Petit Nicolas, la bande dessinée originale (The Little Nicholas, the original comic strip) completes this series imagined by René Goscinny and Jean-Jacques Sempé. This rediscovered treasure allows us to discover the genesis of one of the most famous works of children’s literature.

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