Lovers (1999)
A French woman falls in love with a Yugoslavian man, not realizing that he is an illegal immigrant.
Top billed cast
Élodie BouchezJeanne
Sergej TrifunovićDragan
Madeleine Barr- Mathias BenguiguiLe Polizier
Jean-Christophe BouvetLe Kiosquier
Patrick Catalifo
Thibault de MontalembertJean-Michel- Irina DečermićMaria
Graziella DelermLa Flic
Philippe DuquesneLe client
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