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Edy
Edy, an insurer with questionable morals, knows his business inside and out, so much so that he is not stingy with all kinds of schemes to help some of his privileged clients collect their spouse's life insurance. However, Edy is tired of this life, which does not really bring him satisfaction anymore. So he decides to end his life. As he tries to do so, he finds himself involved in a dark story.
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Edy, an insurer with questionable morals, knows his business inside and out, so much so that he is not stingy with all kinds of schemes to help some of his privileged clients collect their spouse's life insurance. However, Edy is tired of this life, which does not really bring him satisfaction anymore. So he decides to end his life. As he tries to do so, he finds himself involved in a dark story.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Stéphan Guérin-Tillié
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Runtime:101 minutes
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Cast
Stéphan Guérin-Tillié
Director
François Berléand
Edy Saïovici
Philippe Noiret
Louis
Marion Cotillard
Céline / La chanteuse du rêve
Yves Verhoeven
L'inspecteur
Pascale Arbillot
Catherine
Éric Savin
Jean
Laurent Bateau
Le guignol
Steve Suissa
Le client du bar #2
Sophie Nollet
Femme Pingeot
Christof Veillon
Le jeune voisin d'Edy
Dominique Bettenfeld
Le client du bar #1
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