Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Zoé Félix | ... | Carole | |
Eric Savin | ... | Mathias | |
Arié Elmaleh | ... | Samir | |
Ivan Franek | ... | Ferrailleur 1 | |
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Igor Skreblin | ... | Ferrailleur 2 |
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Philippe Krhajac | ... | Le médecin |
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Margaux Guenier | ... | Ana |
Goran Kostic | ... | Le Serb prisonnier | |
Jana Bittnerová | ... | La soeur des ferrailleurs (as Jana Bittnerova) | |
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Sacha Mijovic | ... | Le conducteur du van |
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Clara Barbosa | ... | Carole enfant |
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Typhaine Hilaire | ... | Laura |
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Thaïs Fischer | ... | La fillette sur la balançoire |
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Eric Kailey | ... | Militaire ONU |
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Loïc Risser | ... | Militaire ONU |
In the former Yugoslavia, the French medical team formed by Carole, Samir and Dr. Mathias are returning from Kosovo to Paris by truck. They find a road block and the soldier tells that the army had found mines on the road and is deactivating them; therefore they should wait three hours to follow their journey. Dr. Mathias suggests Carole to drive through a secondary road and they get lost. They ask for direction in an isolated house and sooner a van intercepts their truck in a lonely road. They are abducted and arrested in dirty cells but fed. When Samir is removed from the cell, they find the true intention of the kidnappers. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This is not a movie, it's a propaganda film, released in the same moment when the international war crimes tribunal is arresting the leaders of the Albanian terrorist group which is responsible for human organs trafficking. The victims are the Serbs.