U.S. Go Home

In the sixties, in a suburb near Paris, Martine wants to lose her virginity.

Cast

Alice Houri

as Martine

Jessica Tharaud

as Marlène

Grégoire Colin

as Alain

Martine Gautier

as Mother

Vincent Gallo

as Captain Brown

François Jandin

as Marlène's Dancer

Antoine Chappey

as Hitchhiker

Lionel Goldstein

as Father

Claire Laroche

as Blonde Girl

Malcolm Conrath

as le dragueur

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