Tiens-toi droite (2014)
Directed by Katia Lewkowicz

Comedy

Film Synopsis

Louise, Sam and Lili are three women who have not yet met each other but who share the same overriding desire to change their lives.  Louise walks away from the family dry cleaning business so that she can work for a large company than manufactures dolls.  Lili, a former beauty queen, makes the acquaintance of a wealthy businessman.  Sam, mother of a large family, seeks independence.  The world is changing and so is the world's perception of women.  But are women really changing how they are being seen or are they just conforming to a new stereotype...?
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Film Credits

  • Director: Katia Lewkowicz
  • Script: Katia Lewkowicz
  • Cinematographer: Nicolas Gaurin
  • Cast: Marina Foïs (Louise), Noémie Lvovsky (Sam), Laura Smet (Lili), Sarah Adler (Emma), Lola Dueñas (Marguerite), Jonathan Zaccaï (Stéphane), Michaël Abiteboul (Damien), Richard Sammel (Benoît), Françoise Lépine (Ingrid), Lyna Ramdane (Lola), Marilou Lopes-Benites (Cynthia), Juliette Mabilat (Léa), Marie-Hélène Roig (Marie), Charlie Nelson (Le père de Lili), Elsa Bidegain (Sophie), Sixtine Dutheil (Juliette), Iliana Edery (Yaya), Emeline Faure (Baby-sitter), Crystal Shepherd-Cross (Soeur de Louise 2), Marie Payen (Grande soeur de Louise)
  • Country: France / Belgium
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 94 min

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