Elle et lui au 14ème étage (2000)
Directed by Sophie Blondy

Comedy / Drama

Film Synopsis

In the midst of the Christmas festivities, Babeth finds it hard to cope after breaking up with her boyfriend, Rémi.  Then she loses her job.  Her best friend, Sabine, is too preoccupied with her new beau, Rodolphe, to take any interest in her, so she makes up her mind to leave Amiens and make a fresh start in Paris...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Sophie Blondy
  • Script: Sophie Blondy
  • Cinematographer: Renaud Chassaing
  • Music: Jam'Ba, José Padilla
  • Cast: Sophie Blondy (Babeth), Paul Tang (Rémi), Guillaume Depardieu (Arthur), Bass Dhem (Michel), Laura Favali (Sabine), Tara Römer (Romain), Jules Vallauri (Angelo), John Berry (Strange man at the bar), Bruno Esposito (Jacques), Zoltan Mayer (Nicolas), Paulette Blondy (Babeth's mother), Marc Berman (School headmaster), Benoît Magimel (Firmin), Dick Annegarn (Himself)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 86 min

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