A supermarket manager in a town in Brittany, whose wife insists he does an RAK (random act of kindness) each day; the
thieving Rasta his daughter falls in love with; a Parisian security guard who takes his boss hostage; and the head of the
supermarket chain, who is plotting to fire the aforementioned manager, though there were at Business School together–
these are the ingredients of “Tête de Gondole.” Just mix them all together in Didier Tronchet’s brain blender and you have
a contemporary comedy concoction only he knows how to dish up.
