C'est pas moi! (2007)
Directed by Alain Zaloum

Comedy
aka: C'est pas moi, c'est l'autre

Film Synopsis

In the course of a routine burglary, Vincent Papineau, a petty thief, steals an item of objet d'art of exceptional ugliness.  Thinking that the unsightly object is of little value, Vincent sells it on at a derisory price, not realising that it has a secret compartment containing a huge sum in banknotes.  The money was destined for Carlotta Luciani, who just happens to be an expert when it comes to organising revenge killings...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Alain Zaloum
  • Script: Vince Di Clemente, Luis Furtado, Fred de Fooko (dialogue)
  • Cinematographer: Eric Moynier
  • Music: Andy Bush, Dave Gale
  • Cast: Roy Dupuis (Vincent Papineau), Anémone (Carlotta Luciani), Michel Muller (Marius), Lucie Laurier (Lucie), Alan Shearman (Greene), Luck Mervil (Dieudonné), Benoît Brière (Michel Van Der Loo), Ghyslain Tremblay (Le fidèle suicidaire), Raymond Cloutier (Lévesque), Caroline Néron (Laurence), Annie Dufresne (La blonde de Claude), Emmanuel Auger (Fabien), Roc LaFortune (Joe), Martin Thibaudeau (Potvin), Louis-Georges Girard (Le concierge), Tobie Pelletier (Le voleur en skate-board), Jean Frenette (Asselin), Jean-Guy Bouchard (Bob), Tony Robinow (L'acheteur du tableau), Joseph Antaki (Djamel)
  • Country: Canada / France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: C'est pas moi, c'est l'autre ; The Cop, the Criminal and the Clown

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