Character Relationships in Buffet Froid

Alphonse Tram (played by Gérard Depardieu) is a protagonist in Buffet Froid. A dreamy, erratic loner who becomes the central figure in a chain of bizarre murders after accidentally giving a bloody knife to a stranger. Inspecteur Morvandieu (played by Bernard Blier) is a protagonist in Buffet Froid. A weary police inspector who reluctantly investigates the murders, clashes with Tram, and is eventually killed by him. Le vieil assassin (played by Jean Carmet) appears in Buffet Froid. The actual murderer who confesses his crimes, drinks with Tram and the Inspector, and is later mistakenly killed in the countryside. Le comptable (played by Michel Serrault) appears in Buffet Froid. An orthodox accountant who encounters Tram late at night and is found dead in a metro tunnel, stabbed with Tram's knife. Eugène Léonard (played by Jean Rougerie) appears in Buffet Froid. Geneviève Léonard (played by Geneviève Page) appears in Buffet Froid. Tram's wife, whose murder sets off the chain of bizarre events and police investigations. Le tueur à gages (played by Jean Benguigui) appears in Buffet Froid. A hitman whom Tram attempts to kill, but who ironically wants to end his own life anyway. Inspecteur Cavana (played by Eric Vasberg) appears in Buffet Froid.

Character Relationship Map: Buffet Froid

Buffet Froid (1979) Poster

Buffet Froid (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Story Analysis

A darkly comedic exploration of absurd violence and social alienation triggered by a mundane object and escalating misunderstandings.

Plot Progression

  1. The Bloody Knife Incident
  2. Chain of Bizarre Murders
  3. Countryside Fugitives
  4. Final Betrayal on the Boat

Directed by Bertrand Blier

Buffet Froid (1979) · 7.1/10 · comedy, crime

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