(1977), also known by the English title Ham and Chips , is a Franco-Belgian comedy film directed by Benoît Lamy . Set in the picturesque town of Durbuy , Belgium, it uses the backdrop of local gastronomy to fuel a lighthearted farce about class, rivalry, and romance. Plot & Themes
Contemporary reviews, such as those found on IMDb , often describe the film as a "heavy-handed farce" or "ham acting" (a pun on the title). While it features a high-caliber performance from Annie Girardot, the plot is noted for being thin and leaning into chaotic, free-for-all comedy. Jambon d'Ardenne (1977) — The Movie Database (TMDB) Jambon d'Ardenne(1977)
: Filmed on location in Durbuy , Luxembourg province, Belgium. Critical Reception (1977), also known by the English title Ham
The story centers on a fierce rivalry between two very different food establishments during the peak tourist season: While it features a high-caliber performance from Annie
: A nearby "David" to Simone's "Goliath," run by Madame Germaine, specializing in French fries and sausages.