150 Milligrams (2016)
Overview
In the hospital where she works in Brest, France, a lung specialist discovers a direct link between suspicious deaths and state-approved medicine. She fights single-handedly for the truth to come out.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 4.731 |
Directed By
Emmanuelle Bercot
Crew
Emmanuelle Bercot
Séverine Bosschem
Caroline Benjo
Antoinette Boulat
Barbara Letellier
Simon Arnal
Carole Scotta
Pierre André
Karine Gachon
Romain Compingt
Pascaline Chavanne
Guillaume Schiffman
Julien Leloup
Emmanuelle Bercot
Éric Barboza
Irène Frachon
Martin Wheeler
TOP CAST
Sidse Babett Knudsen
Dr Irène Frachon, pulmonologist
Benoît Magimel
Dr Antoine Le Bihan, professor
Charlotte Laemmel
'Patoche', nurse
Isabelle De Hertogh
Corinne Zacharria, Irene's patient
Lara Neumann
Anne Jouan, journalist
Patrick Ligardes
Bruno Frachon, Irene's husband
Philippe Uchan
Dr Aubert, spokesperson for Servier
Gustave Kervern
Charles Kermarec, publisher of Irène
Pablo Pauly
Charles-Joseph Oudin, victims' lawyer
Olivier Pasquier
Arsène Weber, Cnam's "Father Christmas"
Myriam Azencot
Dr Catherine Haynes, epidemiologist
Eddie Chignara
Christophe Laugier
Raphaël Ferret
Fred, biostatistician
Christophe Meynet
David, research assistant
Gilles Treton
Dr Yannick Jobic, cardiologist
Garance Mazureck
Flore Michelet, pharmacy student
Violaine Gillibert
Mrs. Luciani, leader of Afssaps
Fabrice Michel
Aquilino Morelle
Eric Verdin
Me Honorat
Paolo Le Bodic
Arnaud, son of Irene
Nicolas Moreau
Professor Launay
Pierre-Alain Chapuis
Pascal Morand
Arnaud Duléry
Mr. Jaffredo
Luc Gentil
Chairman of Afssaps commission
Alain Cauchi
Chairman of Afssaps commission
Claire Conty
Chairman of Afssaps commission
Philippe Ménasché
Expert cardiologist
Bruno Rodet
Cnam Director
Nicolas Buchoux
AMM commission lab expert
Éric Toledano
Pharmaco commission lab expert
Antoine Ehrhard
Dr. Gérard Bapt, cardiologist
Philippe Sprang
Journalist Le Figaro
Nicolas Raffy
Technician France 2
Isabelle Giordano
Isabelle Giordano
Élise Lucet
Elise Lucet
Mechrafi Akim
Deputy
Thierry Dufournaud
University
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