Syriak, Justin and David meet by chance in front of a map of Paris at Austerlitz station. Justin is released from prison. David is hospitalized in Paris and Syriak has been expelled by his wife. They have a priori nothing in common except a deep distress on the human level and three identical suitcases ...David's discomfort and inadvertently exchanged suitcases will be the cornerstones of their story. Indeed, for David, Paris looks like a human brain, and Montmartre is at the exact location of his brain tumor.If integrity is a virtue of the human soul and if it lodges in the brain, and if it is in the shape of Paris, what could be more natural than a crossing of Paris to discover and enrich oneself? On personal plans ?
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Cast
12 people
Aurélien Recoing
Justin
Known for
Blue Is the Warmest Color
13 Tzameti
Franck Llopis
Maryline Mahieu
Julien Auger-Ottavi
Laurent Ournac
Syriak
Also in
Camping Paradis
Murder In The Maures Mountains
Marc-André Brunet
Also in
Fair Sex
Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves
Yvon Martin
David
Jean-François Derec
Claude
Andrée Damant
Manon
Known for
Amélie
Belle and Sebastian
Julie Durand
Dominique
Cécile Calvet
Une femme d'affaires
Marie Chevalier
La jeune femme de la fin
Franck Llopis Director
Budget $1.2M · First release December 3, 2008
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Budget
$1,200,000
Production
Les Films à Fleur de Peau
Production · Distribution
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Original language
French
Release dates
France · December 3, 2008
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No release date listed for United States.
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