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Les Condés 

In Marseille, the National Police are at their wits' end! The Interior Minister decides to create a squad of "super-cops," offering huge salaries to maximize applicant interest. The very next day, an endless line of unlikely candidates forms outside the city's police stations. Among the recruits selected are a compulsive liar, a man deep in debt, a conspiracy theorist, a wannabe rapper, and a racist. What if these future officers turned out to be the Police Academy's best hope?
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In Marseille, the National Police are at their wits' end! The Interior Minister decides to create a squad of "super-cops," offering huge salaries to maximize applicant interest. The very next day, an endless line of unlikely candidates forms outside the city's police stations. Among the recruits selected are a compulsive liar, a man deep in debt, a conspiracy theorist, a wannabe rapper, and a racist. What if these future officers turned out to be the Police Academy's best hope?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Nordine Salhi, Ryad Luc Montel
Written By:Ryad Luc Montel, Nordine Salhi, Frédéric Zamoch
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hyper Focal Prod, Apollo Films

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Nordine Salhi, Ryad Luc Montel

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Nordine Salhi

Mehdi

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Arriles Amrani

Jean

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Ichem Bougheraba

Kévin

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Samba Sarr

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Ted Etienne

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Salomé Granelli

Marion

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Moussa Maaskri

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Kenza Fortas

Maria

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Pascal Frery

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