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Laure Calamy
Julie Roy
Anne Suarez
Sylvie
Geneviève Mnich
Madame Lusigny
Nolan Arizmendi
Nolan
Sasha Lemaître Cremaschi
Chloé
Cyril Gueï
Vincent
Lucie Gallo
Jeanne Delacroix
Agathe Dronne
Sophie
Mathilde Weil
Lydia
Dana Fiaque
Amina
Mareme N'Diaye
Inès
Olivier Faliez
Paul, valet
Irina Muluile
Irina
Aymeline Alix
Claire
Carima Amarouche
Mireille
Évelyne El Garby-Klaï
Carole
Céline Perra
Company floor receptionist
Nazareth Agopian
Receptionist at shabby hotel
Fabrice Abraham
Supermarket manager
Olivier Hardouin
Street harasser
Céline Le Coustumer
Student's mother on the station platform
Guillaume Vincent
Alex (voice)
Michaël Assié
Marc Dumont, HR director
Laureen Morlin
Jeanne Delacroix's assistant
Arnaud Maillard
Attendant at the station exit
Sandrine Deschamps
Mother at birthday
Manuel Husson
Marco
Corentin Schmidt
Sports store salesman
Robin Betchen
Receptionist in the company lobby
Florent Corlay
Erwann
Apolline Denis
Woman at the coach stop
Maléna Perrot
Store saleswoman
Lucas Henaff
Toy store salesman
Grégory Frontier
Man at metro exit
Cyril Masson
Vehicle rental attendant
Matthieu Méan
Company employee
Arnaud Préchac
Nico, first candidate
Stanislas Clément
Second candidate
Karine Valmer
Emergency nurse
Estelle Florin
Discount store cashier
Bastien Pujol
Mr. Dumont's assistant
Philippe de Monts
Candy carpool driver
Marie Courtel
Information attendant at the station
Laurent Pons
Information attendant at the station
Cédric Welsch
Driver of the third carpool
David Bensemoun
First concierge
Romain Deloutre
Second concierge
Diane Falco
First maid
Anne-Sophie Marguerite
Second maid
Christine Kay
Cashier of the acclimatization garden
Bô Gaultier de Kermoal
First passenger in the candy carpool
Romain Ogerau
Second passenger in the candy carpool
Dominique Plaideau
Mr. Hamrit (voice) / Train controller
Marina Saura
Banker (voice)
Joshua Mansuela
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A review by CinemaSerf

Written by CinemaSerf on Sat May 27 2023

This ought to be compulsory viewing for strikers and management alike. The fact that in the 21st century, we are still resorting to these antiquated sledgehammer tactics to deal with industrial disputes is frankly stupefying. Like they say about economic sanctions, they never effect the folks they are intended to, but the ordinary person on the street gets well and truly shafted. "Julie" (Laure Calamy) is one such person who is trying to juggle two-children single-parenthood with a shift job as the head chambermaid in a 5-star hotel whilst simultaneously trying to organise an interview with a m...