Eyjafjallajökull () or Le Volcan in Quebec is a 2013 French comedy film directed by Alexandre Coffre.
Plot summary Divorced couple Valérie and Alain make their way to their daughter's wedding in a small Greek village during the volcanic eruptions of Eyjafjallajökull, which grounds many airplanes in Europe.
Cast
Valérie Bonneton — Valérie Dany Boon — Alain Denis Ménochet — Ezéchiel Bérangère McNeese — Cécile Albert Delpy — Tonton Roger Constance Dollé — Sylvie Malik Bentalha — Cécile's friend Tiphaine Daviot — Cécile's friend Valentine Carette — Joshina Myriam Azencot — Airplane seatmate Arnaud Henriet — Alain's airplane seatmate Yann Sorton — Stewart the Greek Jochen Hägele — German Avis Agent Barbara Ornellas — Woman in motorcoach Brigitte Böttrich — B&B Owner Markus Baumeister — Gas station man Magdalena Steinlein — Gas station girl Joan Pascu — Coach driver Joze Zalar —Supporter in the bus Jernej Campelj — Hotel night receptionist Slovenia Sanja Marin — Hotel day receptionist Slovenia Amar Bukvic — Police Officer 1 Ljubljana Airport Frano Domitrovic — Police Officer 2 Ljubljana Airport Adnan Palangic — Erion Bozidar Smiljanic — Osman Thodoros Katsafados — Greek chief of police Chryssa Florou — Greek translator Bartholomew Boutellis — Stavros Filippos Zografos —The Pope Athina Masoura — Choir 1 Ioannis Papazoglou — Choir 2
Soundtrack Dany Boon hums the song Cécile, ma fille by Claude Nougaro throughout the film.
Original soundtrack The movie's original soundtrack was composed by Thomas Roussel and published by Quad. It contains a CD of eighteen tracks released on 30 September 2013.
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