Comme tout le monde (2006)
Directed by Pierre-Paul Renders

Comedy / Romance
aka: Mr. Average

Film Synopsis

After his triumph in a TV game show, Jalil unwittingly becomes the focus of attention for an important opinion poll organisation.  Didier and Françoise, who run this company, have no scruples over equipping Jalil's apartment with numerous hidden cameras and fixing him up with a bogus girlfriend.  In their opinion, the nation has the right to know exactly what Jalil, a typical French man, thinks, what his tastes are, and how he spends his free time.  Even the President of France is interested in Jalil.  If he does represent the average man, then knowing everything about him is clearly an electoral asset...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Pierre-Paul Renders
  • Script: Denis Lapière, Pierre-Paul Renders
  • Cinematographer: Virginie Saint-Martin
  • Music: Jean Massicotte, Claude Milot, Mathieu Vanasse
  • Cast: Khalid Maadour (Jalil), Caroline Dhavernas (Claire), Chantal Lauby (Françoise), Gilbert Melki (Didier), Thierry Lhermitte (Président Chastain), Delphine Rich (Arlette Chastaing), Amina Annabi (La mère de Jalil), Rachid Chaib (Abdel, le petit frère), Zakariya Gouram (Kader), Pierre Lognay (Jérémie), Suzan Anbeh (Zoé), Christelle Cornil (Sandrine), Arthur Pagliuca (Jumeau 1), Rémi Pagliuca (Jumeau 2), Renaud Rutten (Santini - le producteur du jeu), François Vincentelli (JM), Francois-Michel Van den Rest (Opérateur 1), Laurent Van den Rest (Opérateur 2), Laurence Bibot (Marie-Ange), Benoît Verhaert (Fabrice)
  • Country: Belgium / France / Luxembourg / Canada / Germany
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: Mr. Average ; Like Everybody

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