Blanche nuit (2013)
Directed by Fabrice Sébille

Comedy / Crime / Thriller

Film Synopsis

Arthur's one ambition in life is to find his father, whom he has not seen since he was a small boy - not surprisingly, as the errant father was a well-known criminal known as La Malice.  This is why Arthur chose to join the French police force.  To his great disappointment, hunting down high profile criminals does not seem to be a priority for the police department Arthur is assigned to.  Instead, he ends up having to tackle a gang of ultra-leftwing activists - the Black Fist Collective - who are busy inflicting cultural assaults on the French capital.  To bring an end to the gang's activities, Arthur must infiltrate the gang by passing himself off as an actor.  The ruse works better than he might have hoped and he is soon assisting the gang's leader, Blanche Rippolin, in the Black Fist's cultural war...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Fabrice Sébille
  • Script: Fabrice Sébille
  • Cinematographer: Bernard Gemähling
  • Music: Benjamin Farley, Guillaume Farley
  • Cast: Fabrice Abraham (Arthur), François Berléand (La Malice), Frédéric Bouraly (L'homme d'intérieur), Les Chiche Capon (Collectif Poing Noir), Pascal Demolon (Le commissaire Moulinette), Philippe Duquesne (Le lieutenant Gégé), Julie Ferrier (Mrs. Klimt), Arnaud Maillard (Minard), Delphine Rollin (Blanche Rippollin), Bruno Salomone (Le cow-boy)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 87 min

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