“Auction” (2024): Unveiling a Masterpiece

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Synopsis

André Masson, an auctioneer at the famous Scottie’s auction house, receives a letter one day stating that a painting by Egon Schiele has been discovered in Mulhouse at the home of a young worker. Very skeptical, he makes the trip and has to face the truth: the painting is authentic, a masterpiece gone missing since 1939, confiscated by the Nazis. André sees this discovery as the pinnacle of his career, but also the beginning of a struggle that could jeopardize it. Fortunately, he will be assisted by his ex-wife and colleague Bertina, and by his eccentric intern Aurore¹.

Cast

• Alex Lutz as André Masson
• Léa Drucker as Bertina (André’s ex-wife and colleague)
• Nora Hamzawi as Aurore (André’s eccentric intern)
• Louise Chevillotte as Claire Dupree (the famous art director)
• Arcadi Radeff as Will (the handsome Englishman)
• Laurence Côte as Ana Santos (the struggling art major)
• Olivier Rabourdin as Erwin (the gallery owner)
• Alain Chamfort as the mysterious stranger
• Marisa Borini, Matthieu Lucci, Iliès Kadri, and others in supporting roles

Release Date

The film “Auction” was released on May 24, 2024². It’s a captivating blend of mystery, art, and intrigue that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Plot Summary

Young Ana Santos is an intern at Erwins, an art gallery that auctions some of the world’s greatest art—or so we’re led to believe. Ana hopes to impress her pompous and famous inspiration, Claire Dupree, who runs the gallery. During an important auction, Ana notices a mistake in the description of one of the paintings being auctioned, earning her favor with Claire. This “bare minimum” effort lands her a ticket to London as Claire’s third assistant for a week. However, Ana’s journey takes an unexpected turn when she meets the handsome Englishman, Will. Ana ends up lying to him about her identity, leading to a series of humorous and heartwarming encounters³.

Conclusion

“Auction” (2024) is a delightful exploration of art, authenticity, and personal growth. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply enjoy a good romantic comedy, this film offers something for everyone. So grab your popcorn, visit ogomovies, and immerse yourself in the world of lost masterpieces and unexpected connections! 🎨🎥