A career-driven businesswoman rethinks her life after getting letters that force her to reminisce a traumatic, yet romantic, upbringing.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sophie Marceau | ... | Marguerite vel Margaret Flore | |
Marton Csokas | ... | Malcolm | |
Michel Duchaussoy | ... | Maitre Mérignac | |
Jonathan Zaccaï | ... | Philibert Bakary | |
Emmanuelle Grönvold | ... | De Lorca | |
Juliette Chappey | ... | Marguerite Flore enfant | |
Thierry Hancisse | ... | Mathieu | |
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Déborah Marique | ... | La maman de Marguerite |
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Roméo Lebeaut | ... | Philibert Bakary enfant |
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Jarod Legrand | ... | Mathieu enfant |
Alexis Michalik | ... | L'assistant de Margaret | |
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Stéphane Margot | ... | Expert 1 |
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Raphaël Devedjian | ... | Simon |
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Emmanuel LeMire | ... | Le papa de Marguerite (as Emmanuel Lemire) |
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Christopher Tram | ... | Négociateur |
A career-driven businesswoman rethinks her life after getting letters that force her to reminisce a traumatic, yet romantic, upbringing.
This is a great film, emphasising how important it is to reflect upon one's childhood; so as to keep sight of ones values and not to loose one's way - and that in many ways grown-up life is even sillier than a person's life during childhood.
As already Oscar Wilde so rightly pointed out to us: One's dreams must be big enough so as not to lose sight of them :)