DOMICILE FIXE

An honest bourgeois from Namur, Paul notices that a homeless person has moved in just below his window and doesn’t move, day after day. He finds it very educational for his children and shares the experience with his friends Georges and Virginie, whom he meets regularly in a chic café. 

• … Still in the register of the slightly grating social comedy…
  https://www.matele.be/xavier-diskeuve-presente-son-nouveau-film-a-ciney 

• Relying on fine and scathing dialogues, and the whimsical performances of his well-dressed actors (Jean-Philippe Lejeune and François Maniquet…), the director gives us an autopsy of the inconsistencies and disconnection from this world of privilege (…) Finally, Xavier Diskeuve’s work is philosophical without leaving its comic mould. Thus, to accentuate the ridiculousness of an unequal class system, the bourgeois and the homeless are sent back-to-back in their vision of the other
  https://www.cinergie.be/actualites/domicile-fixe-de-xavier-diskeuve 

• French Duck Film Festival 2024
• Festival du Film Social 2024