"Chocolat" translates to "Chocolate" in English.

This "Chocolat" is an enchanting fairy tale for adults, a classic screwball comedy, accompanied by captivating live music in the style of Django Reinhardt. The story: A young, single mother opens a patisserie in the church square of a small village in southern France, a small temple for the finest chocolates. For the village priest, this kind of "seduction" is absolutely unacceptable. He rigorously forbids the members of his congregation from having any dealings with the young woman - and becomes her great adversary. In a highly amusing way, two opposing life philosophies collide: the aversion to anything foreign on one side, and openness and enjoyment on the other.

This story is told by a virtuoso quartet featuring accordionist Valentin Butt and violinist Roland Satterwhite – along with the fascinating acting duo Ann-Kathrin Kramer and Harald Krassnitzer. She has been part of the crème de la crème of German-speaking actresses for over twenty years. He has portrayed the wonderful Viennese "Tatort" detective for many years. The grump and the charming seductress - two characters that are tailor-made for these two likable actors. A fascinating blend of acting, reading, and concert.

Cast
Vianne Rocher - Ann-Kathrin Kramer
Francis Reynaud - Harald Krassnitzer

Les Manouches Du Tannes:
Bass - Matthew Adomeit
Accordion - Valentin Butt
Guitar - Yasir Hamdan
Violin - Roland Satterwhite