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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...French Comedy "Les Mythos" Premieres with Rising Talent Ralph Amoussou
One of our readers recently turned us on to rising young actor Ralph Amoussou (left), who at 22 years old already has a budding career in French theater, television and film. His latest, Les Mythos, is set to hit Paris theaters on July 11th.
The comedy centers on three unemployed security guards who decide to become bodyguards, and somehow find themselves performing private security for the heiress to the wealthiest man in Belgium. Naturally, wackiness ensues.
From the clips, the film appears to be quite the screwball comedy, though Amoussou has taken a turn at several genres and has completed at least two additional films, dramas De bon matin and Diaz, this year.
Les Mythos opens at Paris Cinema Festival on Monday. Find details and tickets here.
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