De l'autre côté du périph (2012) Directed by David Charhon
Comedy
aka: On the Other Side of the Freeway
Film Synopsis
Early one morning in Bobigny, in the northern suburbs of Paris, the
body of a dead woman is found near to an illicit gambling joint.
The dead woman is Eponine Chaligny, the wife of Jean-Éric
Chaligny, an influential French businessman. The murder has taken
place at a time of severe social unrest in France, and this is
reflected in the two contrasting individuals who are assigned to
investigate the crime: local cop Ousmane Diakité and Parisian
police chief François Monge, two people who inhabit very
different worlds...
Script: Eric Altmeyer,
Nicolas Altmeyer,
David Charhon,
Alexis Dolivet (dialogue),
Remy Four,
Laurent Lafitte (dialogue),
Julien War
Cinematographer: Alain Duplantier
Music: Ryan Lott
Cast: Omar Sy (Ousmane Diakhité),
Laurent Lafitte (François Monge),
Sabrina Ouazani (Yasmine),
Lionel Abelanski (Daniel Cardinet),
Youssef Hajdi (Giovanni),
Maxime Motte (Van Gogh),
Léo Léothier (Gérard),
André Marcon (Chaligny),
Zabou Breitman (Commissaire Morland),
Patrick Bonnel (Balard),
Roch Leibovici (Patrick),
Rebecca Azan (Laurence),
Tchewk Essafi (Samir),
Patrick Kodjo Topou (Tyson),
Samuel Goreini (Sam),
Zohra Benali (Mme Beyoud),
Mahamadou Sangaré (Yves),
Xavier Lemaître (Lionel),
Claudine Delvaux (La concierge),
Laurent Berthet (Gilles Lagache)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 96 min
Aka:On the Other Side of the Freeway
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