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Pigalle

Country: France, Language: French, 93 mins

  • Director: Karim Dridi
  • Writer: Karim Dridi
  • Producer: Pierre Assouline; Romain Bremond

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In the seedy neon-lit underworld of the Pigalle district of Paris, animalistic survival obscures all moral codes. Rival drug dealers use three minor figures as pawns in their murderous manoeuvres. Divine is a transsexual, a performer in a club, the lover of Fifi, a man who's a street hustler and petty thief. Fifi, in turn, loves Divine but flirts with Véra, a striptease dancer and peep show attraction. When Divine is bullied into giving information to one drug dealer, the opposition uses Véra as bait to enlist Fifi as a hitman.


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Cast & Characters

Vera Briole as Vera;
Francis Renaud as Fifi;
Raymond Gil as Fernande;
Bobby Pacha as Pacha;
Blanca Li as Divine;
Philippe Ambrosini as Malfait;
Younesse Boudache as Mustaf;
Jean-Michel Fete as P'tit Fred;
Christian Saunier as Cri-Cri;
Christian Auger as Rene;
Olindo Cavadini as Polo;
Roger Desprez as Elegant Roger;
Patrick Chauvel as Jesus le Gitan;
Jean-Claude Grenier as The Emperor;
Jean-Jacques Jauffret as Marc-Antoine