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| Michaël Youn | ... |
Alphonse Brown
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Vincent Desagnat | ... |
Scotch
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| Zoé Félix | ... |
Dina
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Alex Descas | ... |
Shaft
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Lionel Abelanski | ... |
Perez /
Le père de Perez
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Jean-François Gallotte | ... |
Marceau
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Ginette Garcin | ... |
Madame Batin
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Jorge Cabezas | ... |
Adolfo Maier
(as Jorge Cabezas Moreno)
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Maka Sidibe | ... |
Dave
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Youssef Diawara | ... |
Sam
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Laurent Pons | ... |
V.R.
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Kool Shen | ... |
Lord Fatal
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Hans Meyer | ... |
Rudolf Maier
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James Campbell | ... |
Docteur Dembele
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| Gad Elmaleh | ... |
Le laborantin
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French humor cinema doesn't dare stupidity. Usually. Eric and Ramzy did a stupid movie, "la tour montparnasse infernale" and it worked quite well. La Beuze is of that kind : the two heroes are stupid, they do stupid things and they meet stupide people. And that's okay for me, it doesn't pretend to be much more ! There is even a very very light kind of emotion, yeap, something happens, I don't know what. Maybe it comes from the score, lots of 70's-80's music... Maybe it is because it's a blaxplotation movie ? Some Scenes will stay forever in my mind, like one where the two heroes yell "99 luftballon". I liked very much the last minutes too. I forgot to tell the plot : James Brown's hidden son, named Alfonse Brown, gets out of le Havre prison, he wants to stop smoking because he plans to become a singer. Like his daddy.