Cast
- Judith Godrèche as Justine
- Niels Arestrup as Richard
- Anne Le Ny as Amélie
- Laurence Février as Justine's mother
- Jean-Marie Frin as Justine's father
- Aurélien Wiik as William
- Daniel Isoppo as Hubert
- Christelle Tual as Josée
- Chantal Banlier as Christine
- Isabelle Olive as Carole
- Jimmy Baudrand as Constantin
- Louis-Alexandre Lucotte as Jérémy
- Jules Boudier as Jacob
- François Chattot as French producer
- Ariane Seguillon as Corinne
- Fleur Michels as Traffic warden
- Léa Unglick as Justine (5 years old)
- Lilly-Fleur Pointeaux as Justine (9-12 years old)
- Yoann Denaive as Friend suburb
- Nastasia Demont as Clémentine (8 years old)
- James Gorter as Clément (8 years old)
- Annelise Hesme as Elsa
- Enric Arquimbau as Opera manager
- Christine Campion as Opera manager's assistant
- Jacques Le Forestier as Delivery man
- Oury Milshtein as A man in the office
- Julien Marion as Justine's brother (14 years old)
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