Foon
A quasi-musical-comedy which descends into horror, set in the early sixties in a college on the outskirts of West Philadelphia. For 15 years, the graduation ball has been the preserve of the Foons - those teenagers who are immersed in weird notions of fun and who describe themselves as "cool". As they prepare for the graduation ball, it is decided to open up invitations to the nerd underdogs. The eternal rivalry between the cool kids and the nerds is played out with colourful costumes and kooky hairdos.
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A quasi-musical-comedy which descends into horror, set in the early sixties in a college on the outskirts of West Philadelphia. For 15 years, the graduation ball has been the preserve of the Foons - those teenagers who are immersed in weird notions of fun and who describe themselves as "cool". As they prepare for the graduation ball, it is decided to open up invitations to the nerd underdogs. The eternal rivalry between the cool kids and the nerds is played out with colourful costumes and kooky hairdos.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Vanessa Pivain, Déborah Saïag, Morgan Perez, Isabelle Vitari, Alexandre Brik, Benoît Pétré, Mika Tard, Aurélie Saada
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:CinéCinéma, La Petite Reine, Canal+, ICE3
Cast
Déborah Saïag, Benoît Pétré, Isabelle Vitari, Mika Tard
Director
Alexandre Brik
Brian
Cécile Cassel
Une étudiante
Aurélie Saada
Cindy Pam
Constance Dollé
Susan
Michel Fau
Miss Petchers
Dominique Frot
Miss Ashtrey
Marie Gili-Pierre
Ulla
Sarah Grappin
Une étudiante
Thierry Lhermitte
Bob
Fabrice Maigrot
Un étudiant
Denis Ménochet
Harry
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