At 35, Sam is a safe-breaker without comparison. It is a
profession that is not without risks, but Sam knows it is the only life
he is suited for. He rejects the appeals of his grandfather to
join the family business and struggles to bring up his young son
alone. Sam has just one ambition - to be a Mensch, a good
man.
Cast: Nicolas Cazalé (Sam Hazak),
Sami Frey (Victor Hazak),
Anthony Delon (Tonio Massari),
Maurice Bénichou (Simon Safran),
Myriam Boyer (Emma Hazak),
Max Baissette de Malglaive (Max Hazak),
Sara Martins (Helena),
Michaël Abiteboul (Youval),
Fabrice Bénichou (Jewat),
Evelyne Bouix (Brigitte),
Christine Chansou (Police 1),
Jacques Collard (M. Bergen),
Michel Doré (Gardien diamantaire),
Sophie Dreyer (Nicole),
Caroline Duffau (La directrice),
David Levy (David),
Jessy Levy (Celia),
Catherine Marchal (Chantal),
Arthur Pétin (Julien),
Charlotte Pétin (Charlotte)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 87 min
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