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A black man in his thirties, from a very privileged and over-educated background, finds himself reduced to becoming a security guard in a supermarket in order to enter the working world. In order to be accepted by his new colleagues, he will quickly have to deny his culture and pass himself off as scum.
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A black man in his thirties, from a very privileged and over-educated background, finds himself reduced to becoming a security guard in a supermarket in order to enter the working world. In order to be accepted by his new colleagues, he will quickly have to deny his culture and pass himself off as scum.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jean-Christophe Jarrige, Jérôme L'hotsky, Sébastien Steinmetz, Cabot Philippe, Christophe Costantini
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Writerz Production, Octopods Films
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