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L'ennemi intime

Year:

2009

Duration:

111 min

Genres:

Drama | History | War

IMDB rate:

6.9

Director:

Florent-Emilio Siri

Awards:

2 wins & 4 nominations

Details

Country: France

Release Date: 2009-10-02

Filming Locations: Atlas Mountains, Morocco

Earnings

Opening Weekend: £372 (UK) (27 January 2008)

Gross: €2,596,720 (France) (4 November 2007)

Cast

Actor

Character

Benoît Magimel

Albert Dupontel

Sergent Dougnac

Aurélien Recoing

Commandant Vesoul

Marc Barbé

Capitaine Berthaut

Eric Savin

Le sergent tortionnaire

Mohamed Fellag

Idir Danoun (as Fellag)

Lounès Tazairt

Saïd

Abdelhafid Metalsi

Rachid

Vincent Rottiers

Lefranc

Lounès Machene

Amar

Adrien Saint-Joré

Lacroix

Guillaume Gouix

Delmas

Ange Ruzé

Théron

Salem Aït-Ali-Belkacem

Ouramdam

Antoine Laurent

Maheu

Anthony Decadi

Rougier

Xavier Rothmann

Blois

Timothée Manesse

Zunino

Jeremy Azencott

Toto

Kamel Machene

Lounès

Abdelhafid Danoun

Ali

Saïd Djili

Nassim

Melik Bouarrar

Mahoud

Hassib Boukellal

Hassib

Ebnjelloun Ilyassan

Attia

Martin Simenon

Vigier

Hicham Hlimi

Lieutenant Constantin

Gigi Terkemani

Zahra de Taïda

Mohamed Majd

Meziane de Taïda

Ibraham Mansouri

Guetteur Taïda

Abdelkhalek Youness

Prisonnier torture

Amine Ennaji

Fellagha bataille Rehki

Mustapha El Amraoui

Frère Amar

Saïd Debiane

Vieux Kabyle torturé

Salah Ben Salah

Jeune Kabyle exécuté

Deborah Benzaquen

Epouse de Terrien

Maxime Biar

Fils de Terrien

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Trivia

Florent-Emilio Siri initially wanted to shoot in Kabylie, where the story is set, but gave up on the idea and set his eyes on Morocco when he realized the region didn't have any infrastructure capable of handling a big shoot such as this one.

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The crew spent nearly two months scouting locations in Morocco.

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While he maintains that this film is purely a work of fiction, screenwriter Patrick Rotman nevertheless claims that nearly every moment in the film is inspired by stories he heard while working on his documentary L'ennemi intime (2002).

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Goofs

When the platoon is ambushed, the radio operator reports that they are being fired upon by MG-42s, which are captured German machine guns from the Second World War. These machine guns have a high rate of fire and produce a different sound than that edited into the film.

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