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Two Days, One Night

6.9

Released May 21, 2014Runtime 1h 35min

A quest for self-improvement

Sandra is a young woman who has only one weekend to convince her colleagues they must give up their bonuses in order for her to keep her job — not an easy task in this economy.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Les Films du Fleuve

Archipel 33>35

BIM Distribuzione

Eyeworks

France 2 Cinéma

RTBF

Belgacom

Production Countries

Belgium

France

Italy

Finances

Budget: $7,000,000
Revenue: $9,016,922
Profit/Loss: $2,016,922

Stream

Rent

Buy

Videos

Cast

Marion CotillardSandra

Fabrizio RongioneManu

Catherine SaléeJuliette

Pili GroyneEstelle

Baptiste SorninMr. Dumont

Simon CaudryMaxime

Lara PersainWilly's wife

Alain EloyWilly

Myriem AkheddiouMireille

Fabienne SciasciaNadine

Anette NiroNanna

Rania MellouliTimur's daughter

Christelle DelbrouckBarwoman

Timur MagomedgadzhievTimur

Hassaba HalabiHicham's wife

Soufiane JilalMaghrebian cashier

Hicham SlaouiHicham

Philippe JeusetteYvon

Yohan ZimmerJérôme

Safia GollasJérôme's friend

Christelle CornilAnne

Marion LoryJulien's wife

Angélique MichauxBaker

Laurent CaronJulien

Joachim VincentRyan

Donovan DeroulezAnne's husband

Tom AdjibiDoctor

Elena DoratiottoNurse

Franck LaisnéDominique

Maïdy AnkayeSister of Alphonse

Alao KasongoMother of Alphonse

Serge KotoAlphonse

Morgan MarinneCharly

Gianni La RoccaRobert

Ben HamidouKader

Carl JadotMiguel

Olivier GourmetJean-Marc

Sabine RaskinSecretary Solwal

Carmela NicosiaMireille's neighbor

Dimitri MoutonChef Cook

Camelia JawhariBaby

Moli LimetBaby

Henia MissoumiBaby

Alia PeréeBaby

Zeyd SenBaby

Corentin LahayeHusband of Mireille (voice)

Alix ToussaintNadine's daughter (voice)

Damien TraplettiReceptionist Solwal (uncredited)

Crew

Jean-Pierre DardenneDirector

Luc DardenneDirector

Marika PiedboeufScript Supervisor

Caroline TambourFirst Assistant Director

Jean-Pierre DardenneScreenplay

Luc DardenneScreenplay

Jean-Pierre DardenneProducer

Luc DardenneProducer

Denis FreydProducer

Delphine TomsonExecutive Producer

Arlette ZylberbergAssociate Producer

Philippe GroffProduction Manager

Peter BouckaertCo-Producer

Valerio De PaolisCo-Producer

Philippe ToussaintUnit Manager

Igor GabrielProduction Design

Alain MarcoenDirector of Photography

Marie-Hélène DozoEditor

Maïra Ramedhan LeviCostume Design

Pascal JorisHairstylist

Rachel BeeckmansMakeup Artist

Mike CarpinoHairstylist

Virginie BerlandWigmaker

Dominique EyraudBoom Operator

Frederic JupinPost-Production Manager

Jean-Pierre DuretSound

Thomas GauderSound Re-Recording Mixer

Valène LeroySound Editor

Benoît De ClerckSupervising Sound Editor

Philippe GroffLocation Scout

Ludivine DucrocqVisual Effects Producer

Tanguy DelhezGaffer

Thierry DelobelVisual Effects Director

Renaud AnciauxKey Grip

Nathalie TabareauKey Makeup Artist

Tristan MeunierFirst Assistant Editor

Philippe FontaineFoley Editor

Jean-Stephane GarbeFoley Mixer

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Reviews

Definitely good, though only thanks to Marion Cotillard's excellent performance. The premise is intriguing and features some emotional scenes, there's one with Timur (Timur Magomedgadzhiev) that particularly hit me in the feels out of nowhere; it's not even the most gut-wrenching part of the fil...

I really wasn't sure of the premiss at first here, but a strong effort from a Marion Cotillard-led cast of natural acting talent does actually bring it off well. We learn that there's been a sort of a referendum at her workplace where the boss has given them a choice. The staff can keep their €1,00...