A Model Employee Trailer (2003)

06 August 2003 Thriller 89 mins

François Maurey, the head of a computer company, has developed a product that's sought after by the Americans, but he refuses to sell it to them. While his wife Caroline is preparing to leave him after 25 years of marriage, François has to face various people in his life, including new arrival, Florence, a troubled and mysterious young woman who enters François's life and causes havoc.

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Cast

François Berléand as François Maurey

Delphine Rollin as Florence

Nicole Calfan as Caroline Maurey

François Morel as Commissaire Bovary

Leslie Phils as Marianne Maurey

Steve Suissa as le rocker

Annick Blancheteau as Christina

Jean-Luc Porraz as Loraz

Hubert Saint-Macary as Charles

Bruno Todeschini as Rolland

Crew

Jacques Otmezguine Director

Jacques Otmezguine Writer

Philippe Rombi Music

Yves Hersen Unit Manager

Julien Gayot Assistant Unit Manager

Jean-Marie Cuvilo Key Hair Stylist

Alain Marcoen Cinematography

Chantal Hocdé Costume Design

Claude Carrère Co-Producer

Nathalie Casaert Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

France 06 August 2003

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