In the 18th Arrondissement of Paris, Lambert, an aloof garage manager working the night shift at a petrol station spends his time drinking on the job, content in his own company. One night, Bensoussan, a small-time drug pusher in dire straits falls in on a stolen moped pretending to need a spark plug. The two men develop an unlikely friendship.
Claude Berri
Director
Coluche
Lambert
Agnès Soral
Lola
Richard Anconina
Youseff Bensoussan
Mahmoud Zemmouri
Rachid, un intermédiaire
Philippe Léotard
Bauer
Mohamed Ben Smail
Mahmoud
Albert Dray
Sylvio, un grossiste de la « cam »
Annie Kerani
la jeune femme noire
Pierrick Mescam
le premier client de la station
Vincent Martin
le second client de la station
Michel Paul
Momo
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