
Mon Chien Stupide
The bluntly titled My Dog Stupid, which is one of the two stories that make up Rome, is a hilariously honest self-portrait of Fante as an over-the-hill loser — a failed novelist and hack screenwriter with four spoiled kids and a wife who can’t stand him The result is a well-written and -played remarriage dramedy that explores the Attal-Gainsbourg duo as they hit middle age and their kids gradually, and sometimes reluctantly, leave the nest. A score by jazz musician Brad Mehldau, including a lovely solo piano rendition of Radiohead’s “Paranoid Android,” further adds to a downcast atmosphere that’s not without a glimmer of hope.
Mon Chien Stupide
Henri's Lament
Mon chien Stupide
Breakfast
Marcello's Box
Rommel
Cecile
Pauline's Departure
Raphael Says Goodbye
Paranoid Android
Enjoy!
Peace
Cecile II
I've Been Stupid
Four Minus Four Equals Zero
Paranoid Android II
Paranoid Android III
Stupid Is Back
And I Love Her
Fait Chier Paris
At the Far End