Synopsis
Fresh out of jail, Nas returns to his neighborhood of Pigalle, where he gets back together with his friends and his older brother Arezki, who runs a bar, Le Prestige. Nas is determined to make a name for himself, and Le Prestige might just be the stepping stone he's looking for.
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Actors (26)
Production and distribution (4)
- Executive Producer : La Rumeur Filme
- Co-productions : Ici et Là Productions, Haut et Court
- Film exports/foreign sales : Paradise City Sales (ex-Memento International)
- French distribution : Haut et Court
Full credits (14)
- Executive Producers : Hamé, Ékoué, Benoît Danou
- Director of Photography : Lubomir Bakchev
- Music Composers : Demon, Pepper Island
- Assistant director : Justine Cohendet
- Editor : Karine Prido
- Sound recordists : Éric Rophé, Julien Bourdeau, Cédric Lionnet, Vincent Montrobert
- Co-producer : Christophe Bruncher
- Production Manager : Sina Frifra
- Press Attaché (film) : André-Paul Ricci
- Continuity supervisor : Mathilde Vallet
- Production Designer : Samuel Teisseire
- Casting : Aurélie Avram, Émilie Chaumat
- Grader : Frédéric Geffroy
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Technical details
- Type : Feature film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Drama
- Themes : Criminality, Fate, Family, Revenge
- Production language : French
- Production country : France
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About
ELLE
Cassavetes French-style, complete with hand-held camera and pitched at a human level. A film you see when you’re in the mood for roughing it, and that you emerge from feeling deeply moved.
LE NOUVEL OBSERVATEUR
There’s a biting poetry, a fierce energy, a charge of raw emotion in this film. Above all, it has a rare quality: it has soul.
LE PARISIEN
For their first feature, Hamé and Ekoué, founders of the rap band La Rumeur, delve into the fast-paced underworld of Pigalle, with its bars, shady characters, and nightlife in constant flux.
PARIS MATCH
A genuine close-up, this modern tragedy about brothers from the suburbs who want to turn their lives around attests to the talent of these two directors. Thanks to them, "Pigalle la Blanche" has never been portrayed in such vivid colors.