On screen and real life father and daughter, Louis-Do and Alice de Lencquesaing in The Father of My Children As The Father of My Children begins, we see Gregoire (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) walking around Paris, wielding a couple of cell phones in a constant relay of conversations. He has the sleekly-dressed and slightly unctuous tone of a film producer. Little wonder then that we find out he is indeed a producer, head of the struggling Moon Films. A call about housing a Korean film crew gives way to an update from the set of Swedish auteur Stig Janson (Magne Brekke, looking and acting a bit like the lovechild of Klaus Kinski) who's way over budget, which gives way to a call to his family waiting patiently (they have had practice, obviously) at their country house. So, is our Gregoire some sort of fast-talking schmuck? A terrible father? Is it a troubled family? ...