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Face Down

Oct 14, 2015
2h 30m
★ 5.9

Overview

Samy is a Frenchman accused of smuggling counterfeit money from Bulgaria to France. To avoid jail, he becomes an informer for the French police, joining under cover a Bulgarian channel for human trafficking. Gradually, he falls in love with Elka, an underage gypsy prostitute. Torn by the pressure from all sides, he almost turns into an unscrupulous pimp. His feelings for the girl will help him keep the last thing he has – his dignity.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Le Pacte
Left Field Ventures
Waterfront Film

Cast

Melvil Poupaud

Samy

Melvil Poupaud

Seher Nebieva

Elka

Seher Nebieva

Lidia Koleva

Snezana

Lidia Koleva

Sunai Siuleiman

Uhoto

Sunai Siuleiman

Atanas Asenov

Canko

Atanas Asenov

Youssef Hajdi

Driss

Youssef Hajdi

Aylin Yay

Yanne

Aylin Yay

Hocine Choutri

Kader

Hocine Choutri

Johan Carlsson

Brian

Johan Carlsson

Nadejda Ilieva

Lidiya

Nadejda Ilieva

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