With Fabrice Eboué belonging to the "Jamel Comedy Show" generation, I expected a funny movie, with some politically un-correct and daring. Alas, everything stays conventional, as if it was calibrated for prime time tv on a conservative channel - by a 50-ish director.
"Coexister" is a new French 90-minute movie by writer and director Fabrice Eboué, who also plays the central character of the story and while he is a more experienced actor in general, this is far from his first effort in both other fields behind the camera and on the writing table. Here we have a man who is in charge of getting new acts famous and creating profit for his company and things get critical when his new boss (played by Emmanuelle Seigner's sister) demands that he gets a huge breakthrough for a new project or otherwise he will lose his job.
