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The Car Keys
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Title: The Car Keys (2003)
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Laurent Baffie | ... |
Laurent
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Daniel Russo | ... |
Daniel
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Pascal Sellem | ... |
Pascal, le barman
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Karine Lyachenko | ... |
La barmaid
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Dani | ... |
La grande bourgeoise
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Pierre Cuer |
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Jacques André |
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Franck Belloeil |
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Marius Colucci | ... |
Un client du bar
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Marcel Gotlib | ... |
Marcel, un pilier de comptoir
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Guy Lecluyse | ... |
Un client du bar
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Jacques Lescot |
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Jean Luisi | ... |
Jeannot, un pilier de comptoir
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Henriette Noël |
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Medjahed Ouzlifi |
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Country:
FranceLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
10 December 2003 (France) See more »Also Known As:
The Car Keys See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$569,217 (France) (12 December 2003)Gross:
$569,217 (France) (12 December 2003)Company Credits
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This movie is extremely underrated, even in France. The movie could be seen as a very witty and enjoyable essay on cinema as a grammar, with its hidden or unspoken but so tyrannical rules, as any other grammar. It surely will seem awful or to heavily didactic (in a "grammar of films for dummies" way) anyway to any non-native french speaker, unaware of the disarming subtlety of french ingenuous humor, especially the one Baffie practices. Its slogan on the poster as published in France was : "N'y allez pas, c'est une merde!", literally translated : "Don't go see it, it's crap!"... This sufficiently proves how Baffie likes to mock himself, but also the critics (especially the french ones), who do not hesitate to frequently utter not so different flat negative statements about movies, especially when it comes to french comedies...