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Sinuous, twisty French thriller. Opportunistic thug Plender (Clovis Cornillac) has a near-failsafe way of making money - identify a rich married man, send in a beautiful woman, take photos and demand payment. But when Plender meets up with an old schoolmate, fashion photographer Vincent (Yvan Attal), the scale of his operation suddenly expands, as does the extent of the damage done. The two men have a history, and Plender feels his old friend owes him a considerable debt.
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Sinuous, twisty French thriller. Opportunistic thug Plender (Clovis Cornillac) has a near-failsafe way of making money - identify a rich married man, send in a beautiful woman, take photos and demand payment. But when Plender meets up with an old schoolmate, fashion photographer Vincent (Yvan Attal), the scale of his operation suddenly expands, as does the extent of the damage done. The two men have a history, and Plender feels his old friend owes him a considerable debt.
Typ: DVD
EXTRAMATERIAL
- Bonus Footage|- Trailers|- Interviews: Interview with Eric Barbier (Producer), Interview with Eric Jehelmann (Producer), Interview with Olga Kurylenko|- Making Of Documentary
FAKTA
| Titel: | The Serpent |
|---|---|
| Regissör: | Eric Barbier |
| Skådespelare: |
Yvan Attal
, Clovis Cornillac , Pierre Richard , Simon Abkarian , Minna Haapkyla , Olga Kurylenko , Gerald Laroche , Jean-Claude Bouillon , Veronika Varga |
| Typ: | DVD |
| Kategori: |
Film/Thriller
, Film/Utländsk film |
| Releasedatum: | 2008-09-29 |
| Registreringsdatum: | 2025-07-04 |
| Artikelnummer: | 896502 |
| Lagerstatus: | Beställningsvara Leveranstid: från 30 vardagar |
| EAN: | 5055002530791 |
| Distributör: | In 2 Film |
| Antal skivor: | 1 |
| Språk: | French |
| Region: | 2 |
| Textning: |
English
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| Längd: | 90 min |
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