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Jean-Paul AgostiniActeurs·trices:
Kheiron, Catherine Deneuve, André Dussollier, Alban Lenoir, Leila Boumedjane, Sofiane Zermani, Marion Christmann, Rémy Steelcox (plus)VOD (2)
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Waël, un ancien enfant des rues, vit en banlieue parisienne de petites arnaques qu’il commet avec Monique, une femme à la retraite qui tient visiblement beaucoup à lui. Sa vie prend un tournant le jour où un ami de cette dernière, Victor, lui offre, sur insistance de Monique, un petit job bénévole dans son centre d’enfants exclus du système scolaire. Waël se retrouve peu à peu responsable d’un groupe de six adolescents expulsés pour absentéisme, insolence ou encore port d’arme. De cette rencontre explosive entre « mauvaises herbes » va naître un véritable miracle. (Mars Distribution)
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Critiques (2)
An enjoyable French comedy that will amuse, move and surprise. The main character is in charge of a group of incorrigible pupils and will spend his days with them in a rather funny way. There will be no big laughs, but the film will put a smile on your face without any problems. Kheiron as director and lead actor decent. 75%.
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Kheiron is a huge discovery for me in French cinema. He's such a charismatic and multi-talented guy—he can rap and still create films as entertaining and unique as Bad Seeds. Plus, he’s smart enough to cast French legends like Catherine Deneuve and André Dussollier, which adds even more weight to the film. Don't expect a laugh-out-loud comedy from start to finish, though. Bad Seeds is more of a personal dramedy with a creative plot and a vibe similar to The Intouchables. Kheiron not only directed it, wrote the screenplay, and starred in the lead role, but he also weaves in a powerful side story set in the Middle East that adds serious depth to the film. All in all, a massive surprise for me—finally something from Netflix worthy of five stars.
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