“Devil’s Mouth”
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It's the story of a young married man name Lionel who is swamped by colossal debts and whose wife is soon to give birth. At his wits' end, he decides one day to commit an irreparable act and kidnaps his millionnaire neighbors' 1-year-old baby. He demands a small ransom of €60,000. But Lionel is no criminal and all his attempts at exchanging his hostage for money fail. Meanwhile, he becomes increasingly attached to the baby. When he at last manages to get the money, he must come to terms with releasing his hostage.
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It's the story of a young married man name Lionel who is swamped by colossal debts and whose wife is soon to give birth. At his wits' end, he decides one day to commit an irreparable act and kidnaps his millionnaire neighbors' 1-year-old baby. He demands a small ransom of €60,000. But Lionel is no criminal and all his attempts at exchanging his hostage for money fail. Meanwhile, he becomes increasingly attached to the baby. When he at last manages to get the money, he must come to terms with releasing his hostage.
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Written By:Jean-Pierre Mocky
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Jean-Pierre Mocky
Director
Frédéric Diefenthal
Lionel
Sarah Biasini
La Femme de Lionel
Karine Dogliani
Mme Ratkin
Richard Bohringer
Commissaire Bolzer
Françoise Michaud
Mélissa
Jean Abeillé
Marchand de journaux
Frédéric Boismoreau
Valnoix
Emmanuel Nakach
Julien
Michel Stobac
Un Pêcheur
Laurent Biras
Un Chauffeur
Dimitri Lemoine
Le hippie
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