Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Benoît Magimel | ... | Antoine Roca | |
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Gringe | ... | Simon Wizman |
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Idir Chender | ... | Eric Wizman |
Laura Smet | ... | Noa Van Strecht | |
Michaël Youn | ... | Laurent Melki | |
Dani | ... | Dolly Wizman | |
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Patrick Catalifo | ... | Franck Moser |
Gérard Depardieu | ... | Aron Goldstein | |
Moussa Maaskri | ... | Kamel Dafri | |
Fred Epaud | ... | L'inspecteur des impôts (as Frédéric Epaud) | |
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Jean-Philippe Mancini | ... | Nono |
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Naomie Winograd | ... | Sonia |
Carole Brana | ... | Dana Roca | |
Katherine Erhardy | ... | Arza Goldstein | |
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Noam Amiel | ... | Tom Roca |
Danger of losing his business, Anthony Roca, an ordinary man, develops a scam that will become the heist of the century. Overtaken by the crime, he will have to deal with betrayal, murder and settling.
Crime does not always pay, but when it pays, it pays quite nicely. The thing is, if you watch the movie the beginning is kind of a spoiler, because it's also the end as you can imagine. Does it still work? I would argue that it does, because you get to see how the movie and the characters got to that point. And of course you'll see a bit more than that.
But that part I'll leave open, for you to discover, if you actually want to watch the movie. Criminal life and private life is hard to seperate. But the movie does give you both sides of our main character. The struggle, the craziness and the people around you that may drag you down. It's not always about who's fault something is, it's about "stuff coming around" (as Menace 2 Society put - although with a different word other than "stuff") ...