A Chance To Win
Two villages in the south of France have always been bitter rivals, but when a group of asylum seekers arrive in the community, the life of both villages is shaken up and age-old disagreements escalate. Their antagonism reaches its peak with the annual rugby derby played between the two village teams, but this time, with the new outsiders joining as unexpected recruits, the result of the 100th match will be more unpredictable than ever.
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Two villages in the south of France have always been bitter rivals, but when a group of asylum seekers arrive in the community, the life of both villages is shaken up and age-old disagreements escalate. Their antagonism reaches its peak with the annual rugby derby played between the two village teams, but this time, with the new outsiders joining as unexpected recruits, the result of the 100th match will be more unpredictable than ever.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Éric Fourniols, Philippe Guillard
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Same Player, Montauk Films, StudioCanal, Apollo Films
Cast
Philippe Guillard
Director
Olivier Marchal
Marco Bianchoni
Olivia Bonamy
Anabella Bianchoni
Philippe Duquesne
le président du club de Tourtour
Mathieu Madénian
Dédé
Lucie Fagedet
Chiara Bianchoni
Solène Hébert
Emilie
Geoffroy Thiébaut
Christophe Gantzer
Tom Villa
François Lalanne
Patrick Sébastien
le père de François Lalanne
Paco Fuster
Matteo Bianconi
Claude Musungayi
De Gaulle
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