Pauline Detective – Wikipedia

Pauline Detective is a French film written and directed by Marc Fitoussi, released in 2012.

Pauline Astruc, a dynamic quarantine, model maker for a famous review of criminal investigations, believes so firmly in her professional and sentimental happiness that she has just put an end to her analysis. This is the moment chosen by her companion to patch her cowardly on the eve of the long holidays.

Uncomfortable, she then lets herself be embarked on an Italian palace by her brother-in-law Wilfried and her little sister Jeanne, a starlet of the small screen with bulky narcissism. But very quickly, Pauline, rather than lounging to the sun on a deckchair, stood in mind that a crime was committed within the establishment. Office or professional deformation? Pauline is ready to do anything to discover the truth, to the chagrin of her sister who does not want the tranquility of her stay to be troubled.

• Title : Pauline Detective
• Realization, scenario and casting: Marc Fitoussi
• Producers: Barbara Letellier, Carole Scotta, Caroline Benjo and Simon Arnal
• COPODUTUCHERS: Jacques-Henri Bronckart et Olivier Bronckart
• Production assistant: Julie Billy
• Production Director: Hervé Duhamel
• Photography: Céline Bozon
• Montage : Martine Giordano
• Casting: Francesco Vedovati
• Artistic direction: Samuel Deshors
• Visual effects: Mikros Image
• Musique: Tim Gane et Sean O’Hagan
• Filming equipment: TSF group
• Distribution companies: high and short (France), the films of the Élysée (Belgium) and TV5 World ( Japan )
• Production company: high and short, studio 37, France 3 cinema, versus production, Canal+, France Télévisions, TPS Star and TV5 World
• Support for production: Languedoc-Roussillon region, Alpes-Maritimes Department, CNC, Tax Shelter and Inver Invest system
• Native country : France And Belgium
• Languages: French and Italian
• Format: color, 1.85: 1
• Genre: Police comedy
• Release date : October 3, 2012
• DVD & Blu-Ray : February 12, 2013
• Duration: 101 minutes
• Budget : 4.20M€ ^{[ first ]}
• Box-Office France and Belgium: 114,753 entries ^{[ 2 ]}

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