De l'amour (2001) Directed by Jean-François Richet
Drama
aka: All About Love
Film Synopsis
At twenty, Maria lives only for the moment. One day she hopes to
escape from her present humdrum existence, but for the time being she
makes the most of what she has, along with her friend Linda and
boyfriend Karim. But when she gets caught shoplifting in a
supermarket Maria's whole life is suddenly thrown into disarray.
At the police station where she is held in custody, Maria is raped by a
policeman...
Cast:Virginie Ledoyen (Maria),
Yazid Aït (Karim),
Mar Sodupe (Linda),
Stomy Bugsy (Manu),
Jean-François Stévenin (Bertrand, the cop),
Karim Attia (Bouboule),
Bruno Putzulu (Pascal, police inspector),
Jean-Marc Thibault (Maria's father),
Brigitte Roüan (Social worker),
Jean-François Gallotte (Marc, the other cop),
Anne Canovas (Maria's mother),
Nicolas Hamon (Nicolas),
Jean-Paul Bonnaire (Gégé),
Jérôme Le Paulmier (Roger),
Jean Grécault (Paul),
Pierre Chevallier (Factory boss),
Michel Trillot (Foreman),
Candide Sanchez (White blouse),
Christian Bobet (Movie theater watchman),
Amor Attik (Drug dealer)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 90 min
Aka:All About Love
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