Valentin Valentin

Valentin Valentin
	Film poster
Directed by	Pascal Thomas
Produced by	Saïd Ben Saïd; Nathalie Lafaurie; Michel Merkt
Written by	François Caviglioli; Clémence de Biéville; Pascal Bonitzer; Pascal Thomas; Nathalie Lafaurie
Based on	Tigerlily's Orchids; by Ruth Rendell
Starring	Marilou Berry; Vincent Rottiers; Marie Gillain
Cinematography	Jean-Marc Fabre
Edited by	Yann Dedet
Production; company	SBS Productions
Distributed by	SBS Distribution
Release date	7 January 2015
Running time	106 minutes
Country	France
Language	French
Budget	$7.3 million
Box office	$355.000[1]

Valentin Valentin is a 2015 French crime mystery film directed by Pascal Thomas and starring Marilou Berry, Vincent Rottiers and Marie Gillain.

Plot

The beautiful and shy Valentin, with whom all the women fall in love, has much to do between his insatiable mistress, Claudia; her jealous husband, Freddy; his selfish and immature mother; alcoholic neighbor, Jane; the concierge Antonia; the three neighboring youths on the 5th Floor, Noor, Florence and especially Elodie; and a mysterious young Chinese Tiger Lily, held in slavery in the house opposite.

There is a housewarming, with all the neighbors and friends of the neighborhood, triggering unexpected violence. Soon after, Valentin is found murdered in the nearby park under the bridge where he had to wait for Tiger Lily. Who committed the crime?

Cast

Marilou Berry as Elodie
Vincent Rottiers as Valentin Fontaine
Marie Gillain as Claudia Livorno
Arielle Dombasle as Valentin's mother
Geraldine Chaplin as Jane
Alexandra Stewart as Sylvia
François Morel as Roger
Isabelle Candelier as Rose
Louis-Do de Lencquesaing as Freddy Livorno
Christian Morin as Marius
Agathe Bonitzer as Florence
Christian Vadim as Sergio
Christine Citti as Antonia
Félix Moati as Romain
Victoria Lafaurie as Noor
Paul Minthe as Aymé
Karolina Conchet as Lys Tigré
Xin Wang as Madame Hou
Pascal Bonitzer as The Inspector

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References

http://www.jpbox-office.com/fichfilm.php?id=14843

External links

Valentin Valentin on IMDb

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