Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
An incredible documentary showcasing the difficulties of living in a crumbling Rust Belt city.
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He’s lived for too long off his parents. It’s time for 40-year-old slacker Jacques to get by on his own. One-time gigolo and a borderline bum, he knows what he wants – to become rich and famous. He even has a business plan: tourism combined with cheap plastic surgery. Jacques moves in with his older sister, Monique, who manages an Emmaus village in the south west of France. And before long, the smooth-talking chancer has convinced a group of workers to pool their meagre funds and set out on a trip to a clinic in Bulgaria, where all their dreams of a brighter and more beautiful future will all come true. If only…
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He’s lived for too long off his parents. It’s time for 40-year-old slacker Jacques to get by on his own. One-time gigolo and a borderline bum, he knows what he wants – to become rich and famous. He even has a business plan: tourism combined with cheap plastic surgery. Jacques moves in with his older sister, Monique, who manages an Emmaus village in the south west of France. And before long, the smooth-talking chancer has convinced a group of workers to pool their meagre funds and set out on a trip to a clinic in Bulgaria, where all their dreams of a brighter and more beautiful future will all come true. If only…
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Gustave Kervern, Benoît Delépine
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:JD Prod, No Money Productions
Cast
Benoît Delépine, Gustave Kervern
Director
Jean Dujardin
Jacques
Yolande Moreau
Monique
Joseph Dahan
Manu (le menuisier)
Lou Castel
Grégory (le costaud)
Jean-Benoît Ugeux
Vincent (le libraire)
Jean-François Landon
Jean-François (le cuisinier)
Jana Bittnerová
Béatrice (la starlette)
Elsa Foucaud
Corinne (la timide)
Marius Bertram
Mario (l'italien)
Frédéric Felder
Tarzan
Jeanne Goupil
La mère
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