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Bastille Day
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The young artist and former CIA agent is on a formal and exemplary mission to purge society of corruption. The young man is trying to carry out the task of combating terrorism in France under difficult circumstances. After the passage of time, when the young man is on a one-day leisure trip, the unlikely pair discovers that they are targeted by some people and must now plan to reach the enemy and drop him as soon as possible.
The young artist and former CIA agent is on a formal and exemplary mission to purge society of corruption. The young man is trying to carry out the task of combating terrorism in France under difficult circumstances. After the passage of time, when the young man is on a one-day leisure trip, the unlikely pair discovers that they are targeted by some people and must now plan to reach the enemy and drop him as soon as possible.
Actors:
Tim Willcox,
JĂ©rĂ´me Gaspard,
Alexandra Arrol,
Eriq Ebouaney,
Richard Madden,
Alex Fondja,
Stéphane Caillard,
Jorge Leon Martinez,
Samuel Dupuy,
Alex Martin,
Karl Farrer,
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Tim Willcox
28 May 1963, Wellington, Somerset, England, UK
JĂ©rĂ´me Gaspard
Alexandra Arrol
Eriq Ebouaney
3 October 1967, Angers, Maine-et-Loire, France
Richard Madden
18 June 1986, Elderslie, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK
Alex Fondja
Stéphane Caillard
Jorge Leon Martinez
Samuel Dupuy
Alex Martin
Karl Farrer
Director:
James Watkins
James Watkins
1978, UK
Country:
United Kingdom, France, United States, Belgium, Luxembourg, China, Germany
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If you're looking for some quick, adrenaline-pumped entertainment - and clocking in at ninety minutes, it welcomingly abstains from a gratuitous running time - Bastille Day fits the bill.
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