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Slightly over-the-hill actress Nina has a fainting spell in a Paris park and Sami, an Algerian man, out for a run comes to her aid. She seeks him out afterwards to return some property and discovers he works at night as a female prostitute. Nina is drawn to him and a friendship develops as he attempts to kick his drug habit and she tries to revive her acting career that sidelined when she moved to Russia for years.
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Slightly over-the-hill actress Nina has a fainting spell in a Paris park and Sami, an Algerian man, out for a run comes to her aid. She seeks him out afterwards to return some property and discovers he works at night as a female prostitute. Nina is drawn to him and a friendship develops as he attempts to kick his drug habit and she tries to revive her acting career that sidelined when she moved to Russia for years.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jérôme Beaujour, Liria Bégéja, François-Olivier Rousseau
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Pan-Européenne, M6 Films, Canal+, CNC
Cast
Liria Bégéja
Director
Fanny Ardant
Nina
Roschdy Zem
Sami
Fanny Cottençon
Nadine
Sami Bouajila
Fidel
Olivier Cruveiller
Raphaël Dahan, metteur en scène théâtre
Jean-Yves Gautier
Client Nina
Gérard Chaillou
Client chien
Vincent Grass
Client handicapé
Arié Elmaleh
Leila
Sébastien Haddouk
Nabila
Jean-Yves Chilot
L'homme aux oeufs sur le plat
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