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Title: Les petites couleurs (2002)
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| Anouk Grinberg | ... | Christelle | |
| Bernadette Lafont | ... | Mona | |
| Philippe Bas | ... | Lucien | |
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Gilles Tschudi | ... | Vladimir |
| Jean-Pierre Gos | ... | Robert | |
| Christian Gregori | ... | Francis | |
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Nalini Selvadoray | ... | Fanny |
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Thierry Jorand | ... | Max |
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François Berte | ... | Marcel |
| Antonio Buíl | ... | Manuel | |
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Frédéric Polier | ... | Babar |
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Ania Temler | ... | Savannah ('Le ranch de l'amour') |
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Pierre Spuhler | ... | Ralph ('Le ranch de l'amour') |
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Bérangère Mastrangelo | ... | Tante Antonella ('Le ranch de l'amour') |
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Daniel Monnard | ... | Burk Kallagan ('Le ranch de l'amour') |
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FrenchRelease Date:
24 April 2002 (France) See more »Also Known As:
A Little Color See more »Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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While Lucien is under the Volkswagen fixing it. Christelle arrives to talk to him. While Lucien slides out from under the VW, the back of the car appears spotless and clean. Later the 20 year old dust is back on the car. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Not only is the story a delight, but the acting is some of the best I've seen. Even the small roles are well-done, particularly the daughter of the neighbor. Anouk Grinberg should be in more films, as she is a magnificent actress, while Bernadette Lafont never tires the audience. Philippe Bas was at his best, which is very good indeed. The character actors, the fellows sitting around in the bar, added dimension and depth to the show.