The incredible bond between two addicts who form a friendship beyond the walls of their detox center.
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Title: The Party's Over (2017)
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| Zita Hanrot | ... | Sihem | |
| Clémence Boisnard | ... | Céleste | |
| Marie Denarnaud | ... | La mère de Céleste | |
| Christine Citti | ... | Catherine | |
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Pascal Rénéric | ... | Jean-Louis |
| Michel Muller | ... | Le psychologue | |
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Inès Fehner | ... | La thérapeute |
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Noémie Rosset | ... | Noémie, résidente du centre |
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Arnaud Azoulay | ... | Arnaud, résident du centre |
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Pauline Lloret Besson | ... | Pauline, résidente du centre (as Pauline Lioret-Besson) |
| Philippe Berodot | ... | Philippe, résident du centre | |
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Vincent Berger | ... | Vincent, résident du centre |
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Ferdinand Berville | ... | Ferdinand, résident du centre |
| Oscar Copp | ... | Gaëtan | |
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Thomas Guené | ... | Romain |
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This is the story of a rebirth, that of Celeste and Sihem. Arrived the same day in a detoxification center, they will seal an indestructible friendship. This will be as much a force as an obstacle when, turned from the center, they find themselves left to themselves, to the test of the real world and its temptations. The real fight then begins, that of abstinence and freedom, that towards life. Written by Allocine
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19 year old woman | hit by a car | train station | rehab | drug addiction |Genres:
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This is a little masterpiece IMO. It almost feels like a documentary film, everything is like Life: unpredictable, hard, painful but also beautiful. Clémence Boisnard is a sensation, she plays so believable, but the other actress was great too. The director should be much more famous because she did a wonderful job(!). Merci