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Nature contre nature is a French television film comedy, broadcast in 2004, directed by Lucas Belvaux, and scripted by Lucas Belvaux with Jean-Luc Gaget.

Sébastien Chantoux, (Lucas Belvaux), a psychoanalyst, leaves Paris and goes to live in the Creuse, at Royère-de-Vassivière. Hardly settled, he discovers "Troc'En Creuse", a system of local exchange that operates through the use of barter. Initially reticent about using it and bartering his psychoanalytic sessions, he is reconciled to the system, and in a few weeks becomes a figure in the community. Everything seems to be working out, and without costing Sébastien a sou, until the arrival of Mlle. Oudinot, (Catherine Mouchet), a tax inspector. War is declared; "Troc'En Creuse" and the small local economy against the capitalism of the state.

• Lucas Belvaux as Sébastien Chantoux
• Raphaele Godin as Clémence
• Catherine Mouchet as Mlle Oudinot
• Jacques Spiesser as M Lorieux
• Henri Guybert as Yves Lambert
• Nicolas Silberg as Bertrand Laplace
• Michèle Gleizer as Violette Lambert
• Liliane Rovère as Rose
• Pierre-François Dumeniaud as Robert Crespeau
• Joël Lefrançois as Jean-Hervé Gentioux
• Bernard Mazzinghi as Jean-Paul
• Pascal Elso as The hunter
• François Morel as Bertrand Crémieux
• Patrick Descamps as Maurice

• Nature contre nature at IMDb

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