Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Émilie Dequenne | ... | Pauline Duhez | |
André Dussollier | ... | Philippe Berthier | |
Guillaume Gouix | ... | Stéphane Stankowiak, dit Stanko | |
Catherine Jacob | ... | Agnès Dorgelle | |
Anne Marivin | ... | Nathalie Leclerc | |
Patrick Descamps | ... | Jacques Duhez | |
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Charlotte Talpaert | ... | Nada Belisha |
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Mateo Debaets | ... | Tom |
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Coline Marcourt | ... | Lili |
Corentin Lobet | ... | Yo | |
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Thibault Roux | ... | Max |
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Michel Ferracci | ... | Dominique Orsini |
Stéphane Caillard | ... | Victoire Vasseur | |
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Cyril Descours | ... | Jean-Baptiste Verhaeghe |
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Julien Roy | ... | Bernard Tovi |
An engaged but apolitical nurse gets involved in a far-right political party. Based on numerous recent events in France, it becomes about how Front National operates and how it is perceived by the French.
The filmakers and actors handle the subject with empathy, subtleness and a genuine care for the common people who are presented in the movie. It is refreshing viewpoint on the rise of the far right in Europe, that does not vilify the "little people" who are victims of a system that downgrades them , before falling victims the propaganda of the far right