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On the eve of a vote to greenlight the construction of a leisure centre where a primal forest currently stands, an unashamedly right-wing mayor sets out to trap his ecologist opponent. But both will end up being outwitted by a group of feminist activists who will confront the two men with their own contradictions, once and for all.
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On the eve of a vote to greenlight the construction of a leisure centre where a primal forest currently stands, an unashamedly right-wing mayor sets out to trap his ecologist opponent. But both will end up being outwitted by a group of feminist activists who will confront the two men with their own contradictions, once and for all.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gustave Kervern, Benoît Delépine
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Ad Vitam Production, No Money Productions
Cast
Gustave Kervern, Benoît Delépine
Director
Vincent Macaigne
Pascal Molitor
Jonathan Cohen
Didier Béquet
India Hair
Sandra
Jehnny Beth
Nina
Doully
Frida
Yolande Moreau
Mme Bianca
Isabelle Gaspar
Cindy
Gustave Kervern
Le patron du restaurant
Charlotte Creyx
Mireille, la secrétaire de mairie
Michel Besset
Le préfet
Frédéric Felder
Le chasseur en colère
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