Toutes les filles pleurent (2010)
Directed by Judith Godrèche

Comedy/ Drama

Film Synopsis

Lucie realises that the time has come for her to grow up and decide what she wants to make of her life. She doesn't think she has any ambition, but her love of music is about to make her a successful singer. She is also certain that she doesn't want to have children, but then a small boy chooses her to be his mother...

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Film Credits

Director: Judith Godrèche
Script: Jacques Fieschi, Judith Godrèche
Cinematographer: Hélène Louvart
Music: Julien Doré, Grégoire Hetzel
Cast: Judith Godrèche (Lucie), Eric Elmosnino (Pierre), Maurice Barthélémy (Jean, le voisin), Christèle Tual (Val), Nicole Jamet (Anne), Sophie Hermelin (Jacinthe), Didier Menin (Louis), Agathe Bonitzer (La jeune chanteuse), Noé Boon (Luc), Victor Abiad (Joseph), Julie Quehen (Lucie enfant), Patrick Chesnais (Bob), Michel Aumont (L'homme du bar), Pierre-Loup Rajot (Le père de Lucie), Mireille Perrier (L'institutrice), Emma Ninucci (Louise), Frédéric Niedermayer (Médecin ORL), Judith Gayo (Agent de voyage), Marie Piot (Laura), Rosine Cadoret (La maîtresse classe verte)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 90 min

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