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Mon Ange (2005)

Mon Ange


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Film overview :
Director : Serge Frydman
Actors : Vanessa Paradis, Vincent Rottiers, Eduardo Noriega, Claude Perron, Thomas Fersen, Colette Emmanuelle, Luc-Antoine Diquero, Alexandre Brik
Feature film
Genres : Fiction
Subgenres : Comedy
Production language : French, Flemish
Nationality : Majority French (France, Belgium, Netherlands)
French release : 1/19/05
Runtime : 1h 34mn
Current status : Released
Official website : www.monange.fr
Associate production company : Eurowide Film Production
Co-production : MK2
French distribution : MK2
Film export/Foreign Sales : MK2
Synopsis
A woman in love is almost as dangerous as a speeding bullet: nothing can stop her. But an obstacle may present itself that causes her to veer from her path, such as a telephone that rings in the middle of the night at an hour when we receive only two kinds of calls: wrong number or bad news. How much rarer is it that they’re both one and the same.
A stranger’s voice echoes through the receiver that Colette has just picked up, a cry for help asking Colette to go and get the stranger’s son and bring him to her.

That was the wrong number.

The bad news is that the little boy, named Billy, who Colette finds herself having to pick up, is in fact a teenager at the ghastly stage of life when he is both demanding of attention and driven by an unpredictable and vague desire for the future. A future that becomes even more uncertain when Billy is left an orphan and Colette no longer knows how to get rid of this obstacle blocking the path that leads directly to love and to the beating of the heart that makes eyes sparkle. The kind of path that is sometimes dangerous and therefore safer to follow together.
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