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Release Date: November 16, 2012 (limited)
\nStudio: Sony Pictures Classics
\nDirector: Jacques Audiard
\nScreenwriter: Jacques Audiard, Thomas Bidegain
\nComposer: Alexandre Desplat
\nStarring: Marion Cotillard, Matthias Schoenarts, Bouli Lanners, Celine Sallette
\nGenre: Drama
\nMPAA Rating: R (for strong sexual content, brief graphic nudity, some violence and language)<\/p>\n

Synopsis: It all begins in the North of France. Ali (Matthias Schoenaerts) suddenly finds himself with a five year-old child on his hands. Sam is his son, but he hardly knows him. Homeless, penniless and friendless, Ali takes refuge with his sister in Antibes. There things improve immediately. She puts them up in her garage, she takes the child under her wing and the weather is glorious.<\/p>\n

Ali first runs into Stephanie (Marion Cotillard) during a night club brawl. He drives her home and leaves her his phone number. He is poor, she is beautiful and self-assured, a princess: his complete opposite.<\/p>\n

Stephanie trains killer whales at Marineland. When a performance ends in tragedy, a call in the night again brings them together. When Ali sees her next, his princess is confined to a wheel chair: she has lost her legs and quite a few illusions. He simply helps her, with no compassion or pity. And she comes alive again.<\/p>\n

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