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Fast is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Dante Desarthe released in USA on 7 june 1995 with Frédéric Gélard
Fast (1995)
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Jean-Louis, jeune campagnard naïf, monte à Paris pour retrouver son premier amour, la fille aux cheveux "jaunes comme des frites". Il se fait engager dans un fast food, le Fast Burger. Commence alors pour lui une drôle d'ascension sociale dont il n'a que faire. Fast, ou la rencontre du jeune homme naïf et de l'entreprise à l'américaine.Actors
Frédéric Gélard
(Jean-Louis)
Jean-François Stévenin
(Francis)
Karin Viard
(La fille aux cheveux jaunes (comme des frites))
Nathalie Schmidt
(Henriette)
Zinedine Soualem
(Mourad)
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