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Antoine helps ex-convicts reintegrate into society. But Antoine will encounter a major obstacle: André. After his release from prison, the bank robber André has only one desire: to re-offend. How far will Antoine go to help André?
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Antoine helps ex-convicts reintegrate into society. But Antoine will encounter a major obstacle: André. After his release from prison, the bank robber André has only one desire: to re-offend. How far will Antoine go to help André?
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Amalric Gérard
Director
Marc Lafaurie
André
Patrick Laborde
Zorro (voice)
Laurent Terteroglio
Antoine
Danièle Evenou
Grace
Aurélie Vaneck
La policière
Pierre Bellemare
Pierre Bellemare
Patrick Adler
Mme Renée
Jean-François Malet
Le conseiller professionnel
Romain Bouteille
M. Barney
Sotele Puleoto
Le wallisien
Jean-René Etchegaray
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