La Finale
A low-income housing estate in the south of France, at the time of the soccer World Cup. The daughter of the leader of an extreme right-wing party sets out to discover the world of the fans.
A low-income housing estate in the south of France, at the time of the soccer World Cup. The daughter of the leader of an extreme right-wing party sets out to discover the world of the fans.
Emmanuelle Devos
Marie-France Victoire
Jean-Pierre Darroussin
Henri
Jean-François Gallotte
Lagrange
David Douillet
Le commissaire
Marina Tomé
Marie-France bis
A low-income housing estate in the south of France, at the time of the soccer World Cup. The daughter of the leader of an extreme right-wing party sets out to discover the world of the fans.
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