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Une deuxième chance is a french film of genre Drama with Julien Boisselier
Une deuxième chance (2003)
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Add to a movie listUne deuxième chance est un téléfilm français réalisé par Frédéric Krivine et diffusé en 2003.
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C'est la veille de Noël. Nicolas se sent bien seul depuis que Natacha, la femme qu'il aime, l'a laissé tomber. Plus rien ne l'intéresse. Il erre sans but dans les rues illuminées de la ville. C'est alors que Zoé, une sans domicile fixe, croise sa route. Zoé prétend être la dernière fée sur Terre, dotée de pouvoirs magiques. Comme Nicolas l'a invitée à dîner, elle lui propose de réaliser son plus grand rêve. D'abord surpris, il lui demande alors une «deuxième chance» avec Natacha. Tout à coup, le revoilà dans la brasserie où il a, pour la première fois, croisé le regard de sa chère et tendre. Malheureusement, rien ne se déroule comme il l'espérait.Actors
Julien Boisselier
(Nicolas)
Natalia Dontcheva
(Natacha)
Marc Duret
(Louis)
Brigitte Bémol
(Sylvie)
Jean-Marc Thibault
(Luther)
Jean-Pierre Cassel
(Anatole)
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