La belle verte is a 1996 French film directed by Coline Serreau and released by Les Films Alain Sarde and TF1 Films Production. Screenplay and original music score written by Coline Serreau. Produced by Alain Sarde. Cinematography by Robert Alazraki. Editor - Catherine Renault. Runtime - 99 min. Filmed on locations at Australia and France.

[edit] Cast

• Coline Serreau as Mila
• Vincent Lindon as Max
• James Thiérrée as Mesaje
• Samuel Tasinaje as Mesaul
• Marion Cotillard as Macha
• Claire Keim as Sonia
• Catherine Samie as La femme sage
• Paul Crauchet as Osam
• Didier Flamand as Homme politique
• Michel Lagueyrie
• Patrick Timsit as Présentateur
• Denis Podalydès as Papapote
• Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Florence
• Francis Perrin as Angry bmw driver
• Yolande Moreau as La boulangère
• Alain Stern
• Jacques Poitrenaud as Un passant
• Lorella Cravotta as La cliente boucherie
• Jean-Michel Dagory as Un passant
• Alexis Pivot
• Martine Borg
• Emmanuelle Bataille
• Johanna Missaoui
• Laurent Soulet
• Catherine Rouchon as Madame Dagnan
• Armelle as La femme de la DDASS
• Olivier Broche as L'homme de la DDASS
• Sophie Artur
• Francis Bouc
• Margot Capelier
• Andrée Damant
• Nino Gauzy
• James Gerard as Customs Officer
• Jean-Pierre Roux as Public débat
• Alain Sachs as Le chef d'orchestre
• Aurélia Thiérrée
• Bernard Yannota as Arbitre

[edit] External links

• La Belle Verte at the Internet Movie Database

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