Le Noël De Monsieur Hubert: Holiday Hilarity in a Charming Alsatian Village

Name: Le Noël De Monsieur Hubert
Description: It’s soon Christmas in a small Alsatian village. Hubert, a grumpy old man, finds himself immobilized in his house following an accident. He is forced to call on home help to manage his daily life. Unexpectedly, the lively Nora, a single mother, and her 9-year-old son Leo arrive, leading to an unusual cohabitation!
Genre: Telefilm
Date Created: February 2025
Location: Colmar, France
Producer: Laetitia Recayte, Anne Viau
Writer: Marion Carnel
Director: Robin Sykes
Cast: Bernard Le Coq, Barbara Cabrita, Jeremy Credeville, Chantal Ladesou
Contact Email: pauline.mossier@fedent.com
Phone: +33 1 84 25 02 70
Production Company: Quelle Aventure!
Contact Email (Production Company): anne.viau@quelleaventure-fede.com
Phone (Production Company): +33 1 84 25 02 70


Le Noël De Monsieur Hubert: A Heartwarming Tale of Unexpected Encounters

This enchanting telefilm, set against the backdrop of a picturesque Alsatian village, tells the story of Hubert, a curmudgeonly old man who is suddenly thrust into a whirlwind of change when an accident leaves him homebound. The urgency of his predicament forces him to welcome outside help, leading to the surprising arrival of Nora, a vivacious single mother, and her energetic son Leo. Their interaction sparks a delightful chaos, creating a comedic clash of personalities that promises laughter and heartwarming moments.

Directed by Robin Sykes and penned by Marion Carnel, “Le Noël De Monsieur Hubert” showcases an impressive ensemble cast, including Bernard Le Coq, Barbara Cabrita, Jeremy Credeville, and Chantal Ladesou. Through clever storytelling and vibrant character dynamics, the telefilm explores themes of acceptance, family bonds, and the holiday spirit, making it a must-see for audiences yearning for wholesome entertainment this festive season.




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