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Ya basta! is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Gustave Kervern with Augustin Legrand
Ya basta! (2010)
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Add to a movie listYa basta ! est un court métrage français de Gustave Kervern et Sébastien Rost, sorti en 2010.
En 2012, il est présenté dans le cadre du festival Entr'2 marches, dans la catégorie « Aventure, Humour ».
Synopsis
Un centre spécialisé va fermer ses portes. Des handicapés mentaux aidés par leurs éducateurs vont alors prendre leur destin en main.Actors
Augustin Legrand
(l'éducateur)
Jean-Pierre Darroussin
(le directeur du centre)
Rémy Roubakha
(le promoteur)
David Salles
(le promoteur adjoint)
Yolande Moreau
(la caissière du musée)
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