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5H48, Place des Martyrs
In Le Havre, just like every morning, the 5:48 a.m. bus leaves Place des Martyrs to begin its route, driven by Gilles, a quiet and exhausted driver. This morning, at his wits’ end, despised by the authorities and abandoned by his wife, he takes his passengers hostage. While the police and media rush to the scene, inside the bus, the hostages, grappling with the same distress as Gilles, may not be so innocent after all…
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In Le Havre, just like every morning, the 5:48 a.m. bus leaves Place des Martyrs to begin its route, driven by Gilles, a quiet and exhausted driver. This morning, at his wits’ end, despised by the authorities and abandoned by his wife, he takes his passengers hostage. While the police and media rush to the scene, inside the bus, the hostages, grappling with the same distress as Gilles, may not be so innocent after all…
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Drama
Written By:Franck Dubosc, Sarah Kaminsky
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Studio:Pour Toi Public Productions, Gaumont, TF1 Films Production, uMedia
Cast
Franck Dubosc
Director
Franck Dubosc
Gilles
Catherine Frot
Jeanne Weber
Benoît Poelvoorde
Rudy Simonaud
Vincent Macaigne
Sylvain Colbeau
Sarah Suco
Nathalie Forde
Kim Higelin
Charlie Alonzo
Maria Kallimani
Konstantina Rhodocanakis
Armindo Alves de Sa
Enzo Picard
Denis Podalydès
Marc Vadé
Valérie Karsenti
Camille Vadé
François Berléand
Mr Defiandre
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