Si tu meurs, je te tue (2011)
Directed by Hiner Saleem

Comedy
aka: If You Die, I'll Kill You

Film Synopsis

Philippe has not been long out of prison when he strikes up an acquaintance in a Parisian bar with a Kurdish militant named Adval.  The latter is hunting an Iraqi criminal and hopes that he will be able to remain in France with his fiancée Siba.  With Philippe's help, Adval makes preparations to bring Siba over to Paris, but before these can be put into effect the Kurd suddenly dies from a heart attack.  Naturally, Philippe is devastated by the loss of his new friend and is unsure how the body should be disposed of.  It seems he must take care of the funeral arrangements, but as he does so Siba suddenly turns up, accompanied by Adval's father.  Before he knows it, Philippe has a whole host of problems to deal with, all because of a chance meeting in a bar...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Hiner Saleem
  • Script: Hiner Saleem
  • Cinematographer: Manuel Teran
  • Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï (Philippe), Golshifteh Farahani (Siba), Billey Demirtas (Avdal), Özz Nûjen (Mihyedin), Menderes Samancilar (Cheto), Nazmi Kirik (Mamat), Mylène Demongeot (Geneviève, la logeuse), Jane Birkin (Louise, la femme à l'aéroport), Feyyaz Duman (Azad), Omer Faruk Cecen (Akil), Sadettin Cecen (Bargrar), Hamdullah Cecen (Taidin), Maurice Bénichou (L'employé de la morgue), Ludivine Clerc (Thérèse), Hiner Saleem (Le patron de la sandwicherie), Yilmaz Özdil (Abdullah), Shahla Alam (La mère de Siba), Bruno López (Vincent), Loïc Lelandais (Homme bar 2), Kapita Badibanga (Fedo)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French / Kurdish
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: If You Die, I'll Kill You

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