Les Barons

Les Barons

5.8

Nov 04 2009

2h 51m

Comedy

Les Barons ont une devise : "glander plus pour vivre plus". Chaque être humain naît avec un crédit de pas. Chaque pas effectué te rapproche de la mort. Nous, les Barons, on le sait dès le départ.

Nader Boussandel

Nader Boussandel

Hassan

Mourade Zeguendi

Mourade Zeguendi

Mounir

Mounir Ait Hamou

Mounir Ait Hamou

Aziz

Amelle Chahbi

Amelle Chahbi

Malika

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