Jacques Gamblin , who plays his father Robert, often plays the depressed and humble people in French movies, but he has a certain temperament that can be trusted. After accepting the invitation of director Besançon, Jacques began to discuss the role with the director very early. Besançon is very useful for this: "For the director, it is very happy to see the actors treat the characters with such a precise attitude. I am happy to guide him. His instinct and perfectionism, his charm and Elegance constitutes an inconsistent mixture. He comes from both the earth and the moon. There is a contradiction in him that is very touching.
Another highlight of the film is Déborah François, who plays the youngest daughter . This girl from The Kingdom of Belgium, who emerged from the film "Children" , which won the second Palme d'Or by the Danes, has now become a hot star of hope in the French film industry. In the film, from the initial rebellion to the later calming down, Déborah François shows the image of a young girl who is moving like a rabbit and is calm and virgin. With her performance in this film, she deservedly won the 2009 French Caesar Award for Best Newcomer.
