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Everything Now (2016)
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Add to a movie listTout, tout de suite est un film dramatique policier luxembourgo-belgo-français coécrit et réalisé par Richard Berry, sorti en 2016.
Il s'agit de l'adaptation du roman du même nom de Morgan Sportès, lui-même inspiré de faits réels (affaire du gang des barbares), publié en 2011 et qui a obtenu le prix Interallié la même année.
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En 2006, Youssouf Fofana et ses acolytes, qui se baptisent eux-mêmes « le gang des barbares », enlèvent Ilan Halimi dans l'espoir d'obtenir une rançon en échange de sa libération. Séquestrée et torturée pendant des semaines, la victime mourra finalement de ses blessures.Actors
Richard Berry
(Daniel Halimi)
Steve Achiepo
(Youssouf Fofana)
Marc Ruchmann
(Ilan Halimi)
Idit Cebula
(Judith Halimi)
Matila Malliarakis
(Suze)
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