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Poor Bastards
Poor Bastards is a sketch film, written by twelve authors. Mirror or projection, poor bastards have fun with everyday facts and do not tell a story, but stories. Through these short and bitter stories, are revealed all the cracks of the human race, which, in a movement of globalization and neoliberalism more and more assertive, can lead the ordinary man to be a monster of cowardice, cruelty, indifference or hypocrisy. Poor bastards from an odd angle, transcribe reality provocatively or not, always with the same ambition: to react.
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Poor Bastards is a sketch film, written by twelve authors. Mirror or projection, poor bastards have fun with everyday facts and do not tell a story, but stories. Through these short and bitter stories, are revealed all the cracks of the human race, which, in a movement of globalization and neoliberalism more and more assertive, can lead the ordinary man to be a monster of cowardice, cruelty, indifference or hypocrisy. Poor bastards from an odd angle, transcribe reality provocatively or not, always with the same ambition: to react.
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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Christophe Alévêque, Rémi Cotta, Jean-Claude Deret, Charles Dubois, Sophie Forte, GiedRé, Nadia Kozlowski Bourgade, Patrice Leconte, Albert Meslay, Miguel-Ange Sarmiento
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Runtime:106 minutes
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Cast
Christophe Alévêque, Rémi Cotta, Jean-Claude Deret, Charles Dubois, Sophie Forte, GiedRé, Nadia Kozlowski Bourgade, Patrice Leconte, Albert Meslay, Miguel-Ange Sarmiento
Director
Arielle Dombasle
Zabou Breitman
Christophe Alévêque
Virginie Lemoine
Serge Riaboukine
Wolfgang Kleinertz
Jacques Frantz
Jérémie Duvall
Albert Delpy
Olivier Breitman
Volodia Breitman-Ferri
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