Bob Dumont sees red in a yellow sea (or vice versa)
Bob Dumont sees red in a yellow sea (or vice versa)
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When OSS 117 meets The Magnificent One.<div> Bob Dumont, secret agent of the Republic, is the corny but irresistible heir to pulp fiction:</div><div> virile, charismatic, unintentionally funny, always ready to save the world or flirt with a hostess.</div><div> But this time, everything goes off the rails. His editor, Delafeuille, has inserted herself into the story to correct the clichés and stem the tide of plummeting sales. She accuses the author, John Davis, of being responsible for this narrative chaos and decides to confront him in the Quercy region.</div><div> What if the real villain isn't who we think he is?</div><div><br></div><div> Inspired by SAS novels, OSS 117, and The Magnificent, this parody of a spy comedy—sexy and offbeat—also questions our relationship with fictional heroes. Disposable today, perhaps... but not Bob Dumont!</div><div><br></div>
