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Couleur locale

2014·1h 26m·7.1out of 10·17 votes

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Marianne Riblon runs a small construction business in the south of France. Widowed and estranged from a daughter she hasn't seen in 15 years, she spends her time and working and has a life devoid of affection. An active member of the town council, she has strong conservative and racist convictions. One day, her daughter Charlotte calls her to tell her she's a grandmother. Her grandson, Nicolas, is 12 and is on his way to come see her. Charlotte wants her to take care of the child while she's being treated for leukemia. A the station, Marianne discovers the boy is half-black. The two learn to know each other...

Directed by Coline Serreau, Samuel Tasinaje

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Isabelle Nanty

Marianne

Christian Bouillette

le père Mignard

Philippe Uchan

Fabien de Mareuil

Marie Piton

Catherine Verlomme

Juliette Meyniac

Géraldine

Valentin Bellegarde-Chappe

Nicolas

Diego Bordonaro

Armand

Alexandre Medvedev

Ivan

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Released
Sep 30, 2014
Runtime
1h 26m
Status
Released
Language
French
Country
France

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