Total western (2000)
Directed by Eric Rochant

Crime / Drama / Thriller / Action

Film Synopsis

Gérard Bedecarrax, nicknamed Bédé, is the dauntless right-hand man of a notorious Paris gang leader.  Nothing could be easier for him than to meet up with another gang and exchange a large sum of money for some drugs.  Unfortunately, one of the gangsters just can't contain the urge to fire off some lead.  In the ensuing bloody gun fight, five men are killed.  The only survivor, Bedecarrax takes the drugs and the money and takes flight.  He ends up hiding out in a centre for juvenile delinquents.  Bédé might have had an easy life were it not for the fact that someone is determined to reclaim the money...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Eric Rochant
  • Script: Laurent Chalumeau, Eric Rochant
  • Cinematographer: Vincenzo Marano
  • Music: Marco Prince
  • Cast: Samuel Le Bihan (Bédé), Jean-Pierre Kalfon (Ludo), Jean-François Stévenin (Jean-Mi), Kahena Saighi (Farida), Alexia Stresi (Kristelle), Youssef Diawara (Moussa), Ouassini Embarek (Aziz), Christophe Hémon (Kevin), Marc Andréoni (José), Philippe Khorsand (Bergosa), Jean-Marie Winling (Le colonel), Catherine Hosmalin (Gisèle), Marco Prince (Ange), Emmanuel Avena (Aliocha), Jo Prestia (Johan)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 84 min

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