Hunting & Gathering

When Camille falls ill, she is forced to live with Philibert and Franck.

Cast

Audrey Tautou

as Camille Fauque

Guillaume Canet

as Franck

Laurent Stocker

as Philibert Marquet de la Tubelière

Françoise Bertin

as Paulette

Danièle Lebrun

as Camille's Mother

Marie-France Mignal

as Philibert's Mother

Bernard Dhéran

as Philibert's Father

Firmine Richard

as Mamadou

Béatrice Michel

as Carine

Kahena Saighi

as Samia

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