Fierrot le pou
Jan 01 1990
•0h 8m
•Comedy
A young man shoots hoops in an empty gym. He misses constantly. At the other end of the court, a young woman arrives and starts warming up. She rarely misses. He's white, she's black. From time to time, she glances at him and smiles. He's fully aware of her presence and of his lack of talent. Is there any way he can impress her? His imagination takes over.
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Mathieu Kassovitz
Fabienne Labonne
Alain Brena Labinsky
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