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| Hélène de Fougerolles | ... | Sonia | |
| Francis Renaud | ... | Marco | |
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Dida Diafat | ... | Virgile (as Dida) |
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Marie-Sohna Condé | ... | Perez |
| Nicolas Briançon | ... | Franck | |
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Luz Mandon | ... | Dany (as Luz Mando) |
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Driss Ramdi | ... | Abel |
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Grégory Givernaud | ... | Paul |
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Justine Bruneau | ... | Jeune fille |
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Jérémy Loth | ... | Mutant |
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Sébastien Rouquette | ... | Mutant |
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Frédéric Troussier | ... | Mutant |
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Cyril Hipaux | ... | Mutant |
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Nicolas Leprêtre | ... | Mutant |
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Cécile Corsalan | ... | Mutante |
In the middle of a zombie apocalypse, a resourceful couple hides out in an isolated abandoned building. The woman is pregnant and the man is infected, slowly transforming into the kind of inhuman monster they are trying to escape.
I'm gonna call this a good zombie film. Yes, it's a virus but the results are the pretty much the same, sick people who wanna eat ya. Lots of blood in this film but what makes it special is the romance. Marco has neither looks nor personality but his gal stands by him (almost) to the end. It's a gross, fun film with lots of snow (if ya like snow you're gonna love this movie) and I found it highly entertaining. Great art? No. Much fun? Yes.
Now, if you love snow but want more than just entertainment, if ya want a little art, Let The Right One In, is a must see film. Some blood, romance too and a great take on Renfield.