Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Pili Groyne | ... | Ea |
Benoît Poelvoorde | ... | Dieu | |
Catherine Deneuve | ... | Martine | |
François Damiens | ... | François | |
Yolande Moreau | ... | La femme de Dieu | |
Laura Verlinden | ... | Aurélie | |
Serge Larivière | ... | Marc | |
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Didier De Neck | ... | Jean-Claude |
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Marco Lorenzini | ... | Victor |
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Romain Gelin | ... | Willy |
Anna Tenta | ... | Xenia, l'Allemande | |
Johan Heldenbergh | ... | Le prêtre | |
David Murgia | ... | Jésus Christ | |
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Gaspard Pauwels | ... | Kevin |
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Bilal Aya | ... | Philippe |
God lives in human form as a cynical writer with his young opinionated daughter in present-day Brussels, Belgium. She concludes that her dad is doing a terrible job and decides to rewrite the world, descending to earth in search of her own 6 messengers to write a brand new testament and change the status quo.
We came to this after watching Mr Nobody. The director brings a freshness, vivacity and kindness to his films, it's like a warm bath, fresh air and sunlight on your face. Some of the visuals are utterly lovely and others convey the darkness and mean-ness of God's twisted and bored soul. It's a shame for Uzbekistan that he dropped in...
Victor's book looks fab and if they printed it, I'd buy it. Great acting from all, and some really interesting characters. We will watch this again for sheer pleasure.