Virgil Trailer (2005)

07 September 2005 Comedy 93 mins

Every week, Virgil makes his father Ernest dream by telling him about his boxing exploits during a visit. Every week, Virgil comes to dream by meeting the eyes of Margot, a young woman who is also visiting. This week, Ernest tells her that he is going to get out and that he will finally be able to see Virgil in the ring. There's just one problem: Virgil hasn't boxed in three years.

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Cast

Jalil Lespert as Virgil

Léa Drucker as Margot

Jean-Pierre Cassel as Ernest

Philippe Nahon as Louis

Tomer Sisley as Dino Taliori

Patrick Floersheim as Dunlopillo

Karim Belkhadra as Sid

Sami Zitouni as Kader

Jean-Marie Frin as Mario Tallori

Jean-Luc Abel as Marcel

Marc Duret as Le matin aux cuisines

Crew

Mabrouk El Mechri Director

Mabrouk El Mechri Screenplay

Sidonie Dumas Producer

Frédéric Verrières Original Music Composer

Pierre-Yves Bastard Director of Photography

Kako Kelber Editor

Marie Miniconi Casting

Dominique André Production Design

Benoît Bechet Art Direction

Julie Mauduech Costume Design

Agathe Dupuis Hairstylist

International Releases Dates

France 07 September 2005

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