Natacha Régnier
Alice
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Salim Kechiouche as Saïd. Miki Manojlović as mysterious old man. Jérémie Renier as Luc. Yasmine Belmadi as Karim. Bernard Maume as professor. Jean-Louis Debard as night guard. Catherine Vierne as jewelry saleswoman. Marielle Coubaillon as hostess at the supernarket. Olivier Papot as police officer. Gil de Murger as GIGN officer. Agnès Accaria.
- François Ozon
- Philippe Rombi
With Natacha Régnier, Jérémie Renier, Predrag 'Miki' Manojlovic, Salim Kechiouche. Modern retelling of Hansel and Gretel. After committing a murder, a young couple on the run find refuge in a remote cottage in the woods, where they become trapped by the perverse hermit who lives there.
- François Ozon
- 40 sec
Salim Kechiouche ... Saïd: Yasmine Belmadi ... Karim: Bernard Maume ... Le professeur: Jean-Louis Debard ... Le gardien de nuit: Catherine Vierne ... La vendeuse de bijoux: Marielle Coubaillon ... L'hôtesse du supermarché: Olivier Papot ... Le policier: Gil Demurger ...
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He has appeared in full-frontal nude scenes in at least two films. In Francois Ozon's 1999 film, Les Amants Criminels, released as Criminal Lovers in the U.S. A few years later, Kechiouche had a lengthy full-frontal scene in Grande École. Modeling
For reasons that are unclear, she decides to murder a classmate (Salim Kechiouche), with the help of Luc (Jeremie Renier), her naive boyfriend. They drive miles into the country to bury the body, become lost amongst trees and are kidnapped by a man (Miki Manojlovic) who lives in the forest.
Aug 23, 1999 · After Alice and Luc — in a graphically bloody sequence — stab her classmate (Salim Kechiouche) in the shower, the two bury the body in the forest. But they’re not out of the woods yet.
The two central figures are trapped in a world of violence and strangled lust. Alice (Natacha Régnier) persuades Luc (Jérémie Rénier) to kill Saïd (Salim Kechiouche), one of their high school...
