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Low Profile is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Cécilia Rouaud with Denis Ménochet
Low Profile (2012)
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Plus rien ne retient Yvan à Paris. Sa femme l’a quitté pour vivre en Thaïlande. Ses filles, adolescentes, ont choisi d’habiter chez sa sœur Ariane, aussi angoissée qu’admirable. Yvan est prêt à partir… quand débarquent dans sa vie la belle Emmanuelle, qui fait des enfants comme elle tombe amoureuse, et Léo, le petit garçon que sa femme a eu avec un autre. Yvan va devoir changer ses plans.Actors
Denis Ménochet
(Yvan Le Doze)
Léa Drucker
(Ariane)
Vanessa Paradis
(Emmanuelle)
Laurent Lucas
(Luc)
Valérie Karsenti
(Claire)
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