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Les Barons

Les Barons

by Nabil Ben Yadir
 

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The art of idleness

Review: Les barons

The art of idleness

A debut Belgian feature which happily explodes our preconceptions about the North African community, integration, Brussels and its working-class areas 

“With humour, anything goes, even the most taboo subjects”

Interview: Nabil Ben Yadir • Director

“With humour, anything goes, even the most taboo subjects”

Cinergie met with a film enthusiast who started his career as an actor before moving on to directing and making a debut feature that is skilful in its mockery 

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original title: Les Barons
country: Belgium, France
sales agent: Dream Touch
year: 2009
directed by: Nabil Ben Yadir
screenplay: Nabil Ben Yadir, Laurent Brandenbourger, Sébastien Fernandez
cast: Nader Boussandel, Mourade Zeguendi, Jan Decleir, Julien Courbey, Mohamed Fellag, Edouard Baer
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