La Horde (2009)
Directed by Yannick Dahan, Benjamin Rocher

Action / Horror / Thriller
aka: The Horde

Film Synopsis

To avenge the killing of one of their colleagues, a party of Parisian cops launch an all-out attack on a social housing block.  Armed gangsters have barricaded themselves in and a fierce battle ensues.  In the mayhem, an army of zombies appears, so the crooks and the cops have no option but to cooperate if they are to survive...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Yannick Dahan, Benjamin Rocher
  • Script: Arnaud Bordas, Yannick Dahan, Stéphane Moïssakis, Benjamin Rocher, Nicolas Peufaillit
  • Cinematographer: Julien Meurice
  • Music: Christopher Lennertz
  • Cast: Claude Perron (Aurore), Jean-Pierre Martins (Ouessem), Eriq Ebouaney (Adewale), Aurélien Recoing (Jimenez), Doudou Masta (Bola), Antoine Oppenheim (Tony), Jo Prestia (José), Yves Pignot (René), Adam Pengsawang (Le Tchèque), Sébastien Peres (Séb), Laurent Demianoff (Kim), Alain Figlarz (Le concièrge), Stéphane Orsolani (Guetteur), Ali Karamoko (Ali), Maud Heywang (Quadra), Marie Vincent (Hélène), Mohamed Kerriche (Halim), Vincent Haquin (Homme massif), Laurent Segall (Rivoallan), Maximilien Poullein (Zombie)
  • Country: France
  • Language: French / Czech
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: The Horde

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