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Belle Épine (2010)
director of photography:
Georges Lechaptois
cast:
Léa Seydoux, Anaïs Demoustier, Johan Libéreau, Nicolas Maury, Guillaume Gouix, Agathe Schlencker, Anna Sigalevitch, Marie Matheron
director:
Rebecca Zlotowski
running time:
80 min.
writer:
Gaëlle Macé, Rebecca Zlotowski
synopsis
After the death of her mother, 17-year-old Prudence finds herself living alone in her Paris apartment. Then she meets Maryline, a rebel of her own age, who introduces her to the thrills of motorcycle racing on the biker circuit at Rungis. Prudences newfound lease of freedom becomes complicated when she falls for a boy Franck who wastes no time in taking advantage of her naivety...
After the death of her mother, 17-year-old Prudence finds herself living alone in her Paris apartment. Then she meets Maryline, a rebel of her own age, who introduces her to the thrills of motorcycle racing on the biker circuit at Rungis. Prudences newfound lease of freedom becomes complicated when she falls for a boy Franck who wastes no time in taking advantage of her naivety...
director of photography:
Georges Lechaptois
cast:
Léa Seydoux, Anaïs Demoustier, Johan Libéreau, Nicolas Maury, Guillaume Gouix, Agathe Schlencker, Anna Sigalevitch, Marie Matheron
director:
Rebecca Zlotowski
running time:
80 min.
writer:
Gaëlle Macé, Rebecca Zlotowski
synopsis
After the death of her mother, 17-year-old Prudence finds herself living alone in her Paris apartment. Then she meets Maryline, a rebel of her own age, who introduces her to the thrills of motorcycle racing on the biker circuit at Rungis. Prudences newfound lease of freedom becomes complicated when she falls for a boy Franck who wastes no time in taking advantage of her naivety...
After the death of her mother, 17-year-old Prudence finds herself living alone in her Paris apartment. Then she meets Maryline, a rebel of her own age, who introduces her to the thrills of motorcycle racing on the biker circuit at Rungis. Prudences newfound lease of freedom becomes complicated when she falls for a boy Franck who wastes no time in taking advantage of her naivety...
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