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Mélodie
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Félix Moati | ... |
Micha
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Sophie Verbeeck | ... |
Charlotte
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Patrick d'Assumçao | ... |
William
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Olivier Broche | ... |
Le prévenu dépressif
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Laure Calamy | ... |
La prévenue aggressive
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Hannelore Cayre | ... |
La présidente du tribunal
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Claire Magnin | ... |
L'avocate parisienne
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Caroline Baehr | ... |
Tante Estelle
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Pierre Bizet | ... |
Le curé
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Marcelle Fontaine | ... |
La substitut
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Pascal Roux | ... |
Le juge des libertés
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Jurica Barisic | ... |
Dordevic
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Mathieu Intikalau | ... |
Policier alcootest
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Franck Andrieux | ... |
Policier commissariat
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Lille, France. The affairs between a young couple living a tense period of their relationship, and a long term friend of theirs who cannot decide which one she likes the most.
Jerome Bonnell has given us yet another of his quirky yet charming and hard-to-classify 'little' movies. He came to my attention initially with La Chignon d'Olga which I loved in the cinema and bought on DVD as soon as it became available. Waiting For Someone fell a tad short but now he is back on form with putting a spin on the time-honoured menage a trois cliché by giving us what appears to be on the surface a boy- girl affair with the girl's best friend seemingly playing gooseberry until we learn that the girls are bi-sexual and long-time lovers and, to add a touch of piquancy, both also love the boy and he is not about to be the first guy in history to turn his nose up at sex with two lovely ladies. It's all light as air and would have trouble making the weight as a soufflé'.