Mes trésors

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Mes trésors
Directed by	Pascal Bourdiaux
Written by	Carole Giacobbi Michèle Giacobbi Juliette Sales Fabien Suarez
Produced by	Clément Miserez Matthieu Warter Michèle Giacobbi Jean-Charles Levy Nicolas Manuel
Starring	Jean Reno Reem Kherici
Cinematography	Vincent Gallot
Edited by	Mickael Dumontier
Music by	Sinclair
Production company	Radar Films
Distributed by	SND Films
Release date	4 January 2017 (2017-01-04)
Running time	91 minutes
Country	France
Language	French
Budget	$12.9 million
Box office	$1.8 million[1]

Mes trésors is a 2017 French comedy film directed by Pascal Bourdiaux.

Plot[]

A high-profile burglar gathers his two daughters to prepare a final break.

Cast[]

• Jean Reno as Patrick
• Reem Kherici as Caroline
• as Carole
• Pascal Demolon as Romain
• Alexis Michalik as Guillaume
• Bruno Sanches as Fred
• Natalia Verbeke as Julianna Van Gaal
• Jean Reynès as Wladimir Daroff

References[]

External links[]

• Mes trésors at IMDb
• Mes trésors at Rotten Tomatoes

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