Top billed cast
Pierre-Henri GibertNarrator (voice)- Cécile Pichon-BoninSelf
- Jean-Claude MarcadéSelf
- Elitza DulguerovaSelf
- Christina KiaerSelf
- Angela LampeSelf
- Nicolas Liucci-GoutnikovSelf
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