96 heures (2014)
Directed by Frédéric Schoendoerffer

Crime / Thriller

Film Synopsis

Carré is a seasoned cop who heads an anti-gangster squad, the BRB. It was he who, three years ago, brought the notorious mobster Kancel to justice. Now, a cruel twist of fate has reversed the position of the two men. Having kidnapped Carré, Kancel has 96 hours to extract one vital piece of information: the name of the person who betrayed him to the police.

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Film Credits

Director: Frédéric Schoendoerffer
Script: Yann Brion (dialogue), Philippe Isard (dialogue), Simon Michaël
Cinematographer: Vincent Gallot
Music: Max Richter
Cast: Gérard Lanvin (Gabriel Carré), Niels Arestrup (Victor Kancel), Sylvie Testud (Marion Raynaud), Anne Consigny (Françoise Carré), Slimane Dazi (Abdel), Jochen Hägele (Sacha), Pierre Kiwitt (Joseph), Laura Smet
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 96 min

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