Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
Brotherhood of Tears (2014)
Gabriel Chevalier, 45 years old, is an ex-policeman. Unemployed, lonely and depressed,he lives like a ghost and hardly takes care of his only teenage child Juliette. One day, by pure chance, he finds a suspicious but extremely well paid job: his daily mission consists of delivering a briefcase exactly where he is told. The only rule being to never open it. These deliveries will bring him to meet weird people in strange places. Gradually, his cop instinct resurfaces...
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Gabriel Chevalier, 45 years old, is an ex-policeman. Unemployed, lonely and depressed,he lives like a ghost and hardly takes care of his only teenage child Juliette. One day, by pure chance, he finds a suspicious but extremely well paid job: his daily mission consists of delivering a briefcase exactly where he is told. The only rule being to never open it. These deliveries will bring him to meet weird people in strange places. Gradually, his cop instinct resurfaces...
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Gael Malry
In Theaters:4/27/2014
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Full House, uFilm, Red Lion, Saga Film
Cast
Jean-Baptiste Andrea
Director
Jérémie Renier
Gabriel Chevalier
Audrey Fleurot
Claire Foczensky
Mélusine Mayance
Juliette Chevalier
Bouli Lanners
Le Hibou
Antoine Basler
Matthias le Gitan
Fabrice Michel
Commissaire Brochard
Denis Jousselin
Frédéric
Bruno Ricci
Stéphane
Affif Ben Badra
Omar
Luc Feit
Lydman
Marco Lorenzini
Reno
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