A Ticket to Space
Jan 16 2006
•2h 30m
•Comedy, Science Fiction
Face à l'incompréhension de la population française quant au montant des crédits alloués à la recherche spatiale, le gouvernement lance une vaste opération de communication. En partenariat avec le Centre spatial français, un grand jeu est organisé. "Le ticket pour l'espace", un jeu à gratter, va permettre à deux civils de séjourner dans la station orbitale européenne.
Cast
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Kad Merad
Cardoux
Olivier Baroux
Beaulieu
Marina Foïs
Soizic
Guillaume Canet
Yonis / Bernard Guérin
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