Enragés (2015)
Directed by Éric Hannezo

Action / Crime / Thriller
aka: Rabid Dogs

Film Synopsis

When a hold-up goes badly wrong, four criminals take refuge in a shopping centre which becomes a scene of feverish panic as guns go off.  In the confusion, they shoot a man and take a woman hostage.  To evade capture, they force their way into a car, not knowing that its driver is a father who is taking his seriously ill son to hospital.  What ensues is a nightmarish chase and the hunted know that there is no possible hope of return...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Éric Hannezo
  • Script: Michael J. Carroll (story), Yannick Dahan, Éric Hannezo, Benjamin Rataud
  • Cinematographer: Kamal Derkaoui
  • Music: Laurent Eyquem
  • Cast: Lambert Wilson (Le père), Guillaume Gouix (Sabri), Virginie Ledoyen (La femme), Franck Gastambide (Manu), François Arnaud (Vincent), Laurent Lucas (Le chef), Gabrielle Lazure (Marie), Pierre Lebeau (Pompiste), Nicolas Paquin (Homme accidenté), Hedi Rian (Passant), Nathaly Thibault (Business Woman), Gisèle Trépanier (Vieille dame), Christopher Tyson (Le junkie), Chloë Bellande (Mail shopper)
  • Country: France / Canada
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 95 min
  • Aka: Rabid Dogs

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