

Une petite zone de turbulences
- Comedy
Retired Englishman George Hall's hypochondria worsens and takes its toll on his family.
A Spot of Bother is a 2010 British comedy film about a retired man whose escalating health anxieties create chaos for his family. Released in January 2010, the film offers a darkly humorous take on hypochondria and its ripple effects on those closest to the protagonist.
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Available in: France
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No date confirmed for United States yet · Earliest worldwide: Wide release in France
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Top cast
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Michel BlancJean-Paul Muret
Miou-MiouAnne Muret
Mélanie DouteyCathie Muret
Gilles LellouchePhilippe Faure
Cyril DescoursMathieu
Yannick RenierOlivier- Jolhan MartinHugo
Wladimir YordanoffDavid
Jean-Yves ChatelaisDr. Bargouthian
Éric CaravacaFabien

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When was A Spot of Bother released?
The film was released on January 12, 2010.
What is A Spot of Bother about?
The story follows George Hall, a retired Englishman whose obsession with his health and imagined illnesses spirals out of control, putting significant strain on his family members.
What genre is A Spot of Bother?
It is a comedy film that uses humor to explore themes of hypochondria and family dysfunction.









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