On Christmas Eve, we want everything to be perfect, yet things often go sideways. The holidays are a reality check for everyone, whether life is looking bright or dark. This Christmas, the residents of one Parisian apartment building are going to share an unforgettable holiday. They hardly know one another, only exchanging brief greetings when heading to work or taking out the trash. But this year, when neighbors who are jazzed-up, or depressed, or awed by the magic of Christmas find themselves thrown together, sparks will start flying.
Gilles Paquet-Brenner
Director
Leslie Medina
Violette, l'artiste peintre
Fatima Adoum
Ouarda, la concierge de l'immeuble
Lannick Gautry
Thomas, l'astronaute
Niseema Theillaud
Jackie, la mère de Thomas
Aïssam Medhem
Saïd, le fils de Ouarda
Souad Arsane
Samia, la fille de Ouarda
Marie-Anne Chazel
Nicoletta, la sage-femme
Tchéky Karyo
Georges, le mari de Nicoletta
Max Boublil
Stéphane, le père veuf
Caroline Anglade
Bianca, la compagne de Stéphane
Rosa Mouterde Monteil
Maïa, la fille de Bianca
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