Paradise Beach (film)
Paradise Beach is a 2019 French action thriller film directed and co-written by Xavier Durringer.[1][2]
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| Directed by | Xavier Durringer |
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| Written by | Xavier Durringer Jean Miez |
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| Music by | 38ème Donne |
| Cinematography | Marie Spencer |
| Edited by | Julien Rey |
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| Distributed by | Océan Films |
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Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
Plot
After pulling off a bank heist in Paris, five friends live the good life in Phuket. They own and run go-go bars, beach restaurants, hotels and clubs. They were nothing in France but are kings in Thailand. Mehdi, who failed to escape during the robbery and is considered the meanest of them all, is released from prison after 15 years of silence to protect them. He travels to Phuket to meet his brother and friends, but mostly to get his long-awaited share. The problem is that there is no share left. Mehdi then decides to turn their paradise into hell.[1][2][3][4][5]
Cast
- Sami Bouajila as Medhi
- Mélanie Doutey as Julia
- Tewfik Jallab as Hicham
- Hugo Becker as Frank
- Kool Shen as Winny
- Hubert Koundé as Koyave
- Sonia Couling as Aom
- Flore Bonaventura as Tatiana
- Seth Gueko as Zak
- Dosseh as Dango
- Nessbeal as Slim
- Bruno Lopes as Winny
- Chalad Na Songkhla as Pichai
- Vithaya Pansringarm as Sirimongkon
- Karnpitchar Ketmanee as Ava
References
- "Paradise Beach". Océan Films.
- "WTFilms".
- "Paradise Beach (2018)". UniFrance.
- "Paradise Beach". AlloCiné.
- "Paradise Beach : portrait de Jean Miez, ex-gangster et ex-taulard devenu acteur et scénariste". AlloCiné.
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