Tous les hommes sont des romans (2009)
Directed by Renan Pollès, Alain Riou

Comedy / Drama

Film Synopsis

Alice and Barbara are neighbours who, at first sight, could not be more different.  Whilst the former has impeccable morals, the latter does only what gives her pleasure.  But are they really so dissimilar?   One day, when she misses her train, Alice persuades Barbara to take her place at the job centre.  On this particular day, a journalist named Frédéric intends to film a documentary at the job centre on the plight of the unemployed.  Barbara unwittingly becomes the star of this documentary and has no choice but to assume the role of Alice...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Renan Pollès, Alain Riou
  • Script: Alain Riou
  • Cast: Margot Abascal (Alice), Charlotte Desgeorges, Bruno Chiche, Thierry Godard, Jean-Pierre Mocky, Daniel Moquay, Elisabeth Quin, Alain Riou
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 80 min

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