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Right Here Right Now
Nora is a bright young professional whose new job at a financial firm turns out to be a trial by fire when she learns that her bosses share a tumultuous history with her prickly mathematician father. Meanwhile, an interoffice romance with a competitive colleague leads to even more complications, leaving Nora to navigate a minefield of delicate relationships as she climbs the corporate ladder.
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Nora is a bright young professional whose new job at a financial firm turns out to be a trial by fire when she learns that her bosses share a tumultuous history with her prickly mathematician father. Meanwhile, an interoffice romance with a competitive colleague leads to even more complications, leaving Nora to navigate a minefield of delicate relationships as she climbs the corporate ladder.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pascal Bonitzer, Agnès de Sacy
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Samsa Film, France 2 Cinéma, Entre Chien et Loup, SBS Productions
Cast
Pascal Bonitzer
Director
Agathe Bonitzer
Nora Sator
Vincent Lacoste
Xavier
Lambert Wilson
Arnaud Barsac, one of the two directors
Isabelle Huppert
Solveig, Arnaud's wife
Jean-Pierre Bacri
Serge Sator, Nora's father
Julia Faure
Maya, Nora's sister
Pascal Greggory
Prévôt-Parédès, one of the two directors
Virgil Vernier
Zeligmann
Pierre Léon
Léon Méchain
Vladimir Léon
Alexandre Méchain
Yannick Renier
Van Stratten
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