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Lisa

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Sam (Benoît Magimel), a college student and amateur film buff, becomes intrigued by the story of vanished film legend Sylvain Marceau (Sagamore Stévenin). Sam meets with Lisa (Jeanne Moreau), who worked with Sylvain on what turned out be his last film, and Lisa reveals the details of her relationship with Sylvain. As Sam learns more about their complicated story, he begins to question his own identity and past, much to the dismay of his parents (Denise Chalem, Michel Jonasz).

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07/19/2012 plz dont be like lisa little girls See more 04/14/2012 A vastly underrated movie that I was thrilled to catch on the MGM HD channel. I don't think it's ever been on DVD before. See more 10/11/2011 another reason to lock your daughter up and throw the king away. This movie was pretty scary in some ways, while in others it could have been improved, the ideal it's self is haunting. See more 09/06/2010 This movie is from 1989, not 2001, and it's not French. A young teen gets involved with an older guy over the phone, unaware he's a serial killer. It's good, I recommend it. See more 11/18/2009 plz dont be like lisa little girls See more 06/30/2009 another reason to lock your daughter up and throw the king away. This movie was pretty scary in some ways, while in others it could have been improved, the ideal it's self is haunting. See more Read all reviews
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Pierre Grimblat

Director

Benoît Magimel

Sam

Jeanne Moreau

Lisa, old

Marion Cotillard

Lisa, young

Sagamore Stévenin

Sylvain Marceau

Michel Jonasz

Benjamin
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Synopsis Sam (Benoît Magimel), a college student and amateur film buff, becomes intrigued by the story of vanished film legend Sylvain Marceau (Sagamore Stévenin). Sam meets with Lisa (Jeanne Moreau), who worked with Sylvain on what turned out be his last film, and Lisa reveals the details of her relationship with Sylvain. As Sam learns more about their complicated story, he begins to question his own identity and past, much to the dismay of his parents (Denise Chalem, Michel Jonasz).
Director
Pierre Grimblat
Producer
Pierre Grimblat
Screenwriter
Pierre Grimblat, Gerard Mordillat, Didier Cohen
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Runtime
1h 52m
Sound Mix
Surround