No One and Nothing

At the dawn of a fatherhood that is refused to him, Jean, an orphan who has been involved in delinquency and is now repentant, decides to leave everything behind by stealing from the godfather who had protected him until then.

Cast

Paul Hamy

as Jean

Suliane Brahim

as Valérie

Françoise Lebrun

as Monique

Sam Louwyck

as Dante

Foëd Amara

as Krimo

Jina Djemba

as Nadia

Franc Bruneau

as Jeremie

Jonas Dinal

as José

Alexandre Meme Clermont

as Mickael

Spencer Pay

as Diva

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