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Octave and his friends, Achille and Hector, wander around at night in the grocery stores, the regulars' restaurants and the creepy bars. Octave meets Esther by chance. These two people have diametrically opposed characters. She is beautiful, cultured, free, creative, while he is rude, violent and whiny. The latter falls in love with her. The game is going to be difficult.
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Octave and his friends, Achille and Hector, wander around at night in the grocery stores, the regulars' restaurants and the creepy bars. Octave meets Esther by chance. These two people have diametrically opposed characters. She is beautiful, cultured, free, creative, while he is rude, violent and whiny. The latter falls in love with her. The game is going to be difficult.
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Patrick Chesnais
Director
Patrick Chesnais
Octave
Alexandra Vandernoot
Esther
Jean-François Balmer
Hector
Bernard Crombey
Achille
Samuel Labarthe
Hypolite
Gérard Lartigau
Arnolphe
Kader Boukhanef
Dubois
Mamadou Dioumé
Dandin
Philippe Ambrosini
Junkie
Micheline Presle
Bélise
Françoise Christophe
une vieille dame dans le parc
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