Owning it (2021)
Overview
Sanou, a bright 15-year-old, enrolls in the famous Henri IV school in Paris. In this prestigious institution, the young girl from the Saint-Denis outer suburbs finds herself dropped into a world a million miles from everything she knows.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.757 |
Directed By
Nolwenn Lemesle
TOP CAST
Tracy Gotoas
Sanou
Fanta Kebe
Khady
Lucie Fagedet
Valentine
Déborah François
Madame Lebel
Tatiana Rojo
Zenab
Augustin Ruhabura
Souleymane sénior
Suzylove Fernando
Simone
Chanel Victor
Salyatou
Jéremy Gillet
Louis
Sam Chemoul
Raphaël
Lucie Charles-Alfred
Yvana
Sarah Cadet
Dallèle
Fadily Camara
Julienne
Jeanne Arènes
Madame Cauvin
Franz Lang
Monsieur Op De Beck
David Houri
Professeur de maths
Martin Pautard
Professeur de français
Édith Baldy
Madame Sarchot
Holy Fatma
Surveillante
Boris Sztulman
Policier
Douada-Ismaël Haidara
Souleymane junior
Kalyssa Aidara
Sita
Marie Bunel
Madame D'Agostino
Mélody Marie-Calixte
Cliente Julienne
Gweltaz Lemesle
Copain Érin
Luana Leeman
Érin
Jocelyne Vignon
Anata Sidibé
Anne Rodier
Policière
Grégory Prudent
Animateur battle / danseur BNF
Louliane Bastel
Danseuse battle / BNF
Melvyn Loyson "Shadow"
Danseur battle
Sandya Meite
Danseuse battle
Sadra Da Costa
Doublure danse
Lino Boulant-Lemesle
Le jeune garçon
Julie Bang
Danseuse BNF
Manon Levé
Danseuse BNF
Saïba Sylla
Danseuse BNF
Brice Vilocy
Danseur BNF
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