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L'Œil au beur(re) noir is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Pascal Chaumeil with Julie Jézéquel
L'Œil au beur(re) noir (1987)
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Add to a movie listL'Œil au beur(re) noir est un film français réalisé par Serge Meynard et sorti au cinéma en 1987.
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Rachid est un jeune beur qui enchaîne les petits boulots, et use de drôles de stratagèmes pour séduire les filles : avec l'aide de complices faisant semblant d'agresser les demoiselles, il se fait passer pour un preux chevalier venant s'interposer dans la fausse bagarre. Un jour, le stratagème tourne mal, Virginie, la demoiselle visée, réussit à se défendre seule et à envoyer les complices au tapis. Pire encore, la jeune femme tape dans l'œil d'un autre passant venu s'interposer, Denis, jeune artiste peintre antillais. Malgré cette rivalité amoureuse naissante, Rachid et Denis vont mutualiser leurs efforts dans la recherche impossible d'un appartement. Virginie essayera de les aider en demandant à son oncle, qui possède un appartement vacant, de le leur louer. Denis et Rachid vont alors être confrontés au racisme des propriétaires en général, et de cet oncle en particulier.Actors
Julie Jézéquel
(Virginie Perron)
Pascal Légitimus
(Denis)
Smaïn
(Rachid)
Patrick Braoudé
(Georges)
Jean-Paul Lilienfeld
(Junior)
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