L'Appât

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L'Appât
Directed by	Bertrand Tavernier
Written by	Bertrand Tavernier Colo Tavernier
Starring	Marie Gillain Olivier Sitruk Bruno Putzulu
Release date(s)	8 March 1995 14 March 1995 (NYC only) 22 September 1995
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L'Appât is a 1995 French film directed by Bertrand Tavernier about two boys and a girl who commit a murder, with the girl acting as a 'bait'. The title translates as The Bait.

The film is based on the novel by Morgan Sportes, which is in turn based on a true event that happened in the 1980s.

[edit] Cast

• Marie Gillain - Nathalie
• Olivier Sitruk - Eric
• Bruno Putzulu - Bruno
• Richard Berry - Alain
• Philippe Duclos - Antoine
• Marie Ravel - Karine
• Clotilde Courau - Patricia
• Jean-Louis Richard - Innkeeper
• Christophe Odent - Laurent
• Jean-Paul Comart - Michel
• Philippe Héliès - Pierre
• Jacky Nercessian - M. Tapiro (Nathalie's boss)
• Alain Sarde - Philippe
• Daniel Russo - Jean-Pierre
• Philippe Torreton - Chief cop
• François Berléand - Inspector Durieux

[edit] Awards

The film won the Golden Bear at the 1995 Berlin Film Festival.

[edit] External link

• L'Appât at the Internet Movie Database

Preceded by In the Name of the Father

Golden Bear winner 1995

Succeeded by Sense and Sensibility