AU REVOIR LÀ-HAUT / SEE YOU UP THERE

November 1919. Two survivors of the trenches set up a scam based on war memorials. One is a brilliant illustrator, the other an unassuming accountant. In the France of the Roaring Twenties, their operation becomes as dangerous as it is spectacular.

Albert Dupontel is a French actor and director who began his career as a monologue artist. His first film, Bernie earned him a place as a new voice in French cinema. He continued to alternate his eclectic career as an actor with directing his own films.

(…) if See You Up There’s story of trauma and pilferage feels a bit stretched in places, the mood it leaves you with is a welcome mix of the gloomy and the giddy - a spectacle of darkness with flashes of light. 

Jordan Mintzer, The Hollywood Reporter