Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Guillaume Canet | ... | Alain Danielson | |
Juliette Binoche | ... | Selena | |
Vincent Macaigne | ... | Léonard Spiegel | |
Christa Théret | ... | Laure d'Angerville | |
Nora Hamzawi | ... | Valérie | |
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Pascal Greggory | ... | Marc-Antoine Rouvel |
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Laurent Poitrenaux | ... | Maxime Caron |
Sigrid Bouaziz | ... | L'amie éditrice | |
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Lionel Dray | ... | L'ami éditeur |
Nicolas Bouchaud | ... | David | |
Antoine Reinartz | ... | Blaise - le libraire d'Arles | |
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Aurélia Petit | ... | L'invitée de Marc-Antoine |
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Thierry de Peretti | ... | L'invité de Marc-Antoine |
Violaine Gillibert | ... | Paloma - l'amie de Marc-Antoine | |
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Jean-Luc Vincent | ... | Carsten - un écrivain |
Set in the Parisian publishing world, an editor and an author find themselves in over their heads, as they cope with a middle-age crisis, the changing industry and their wives.
This movie is typical of the snubbish attitude of parisian bobos in the so called "cultural" business. Point less arguments about eBooks, Kindle and Google(45 minutes) and a meager petit bourgeois vaudeville, boring and NOT well filmed, about some petty affairs between so called friends of this arrogant set of profiteurs. No doubt that this is one of the many description of the avilisation of the French society ambiance, and a good foreseeing signal previous to the recent gilet-jaunes riots!