He took their drugs. They took his son.
Vincent, a police officer, and his partner Manuel steal a large amount of cocaine from José Marciano, a ruthless crime lord who is quick to seek revenge, endangering Vincent's life, career and family.
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The film's tagline is: "He took their drugs. They took his son."
The original title is "Nuit blanche" (FR).
The production budget was $3.5M.
The runtime is 99 minutes (1h 39m).
The film features dialogue in 3 languages: English, French, Turkish.
It was a co-production between: Belgium, France, Luxembourg.
The film was directed by Frédéric Jardin.
The screenplay was written by Frédéric Jardin and Nicolas Saada.
The score was composed by Nicolas Errèra.
Cinematography was handled by Tom Stern.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt1683921.
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Average
162 votes
Nuit blanche
Released
NR
English, Français, Türkçe
Belgium, France, Luxembourg
$3,450,000
