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| Philippe Torreton | Daniel Lefebvre |
| Maria Pitarresi | Valeria |
| Nadia Kaci | Samia Damouni |
| Véronique Ataly | Mrs. Lienard |
| Nathalie Becue | Cathy |
| Emmanuelle Bercot | Mrs. Tievaux |
| Francoise Bette | Mrs. Delacourt |
| Christine Citti | Mrs. Baudoin |
| Christina Crevillen | Sophie |
| Sylviane Goudal | Gloria |
| Lambert Marchal | Rémi |
| Didier Bezace | Inspector |
| Francoise Miquelis | Mrs. Duhem |
| Nathalie Desprez | Mrs. Bry |
| Betty Teboulle | Mrs. Henry |
| Gerard Giroudon | Mayor |
| Marief Guittier | Daniel's mother |
| Daniel Delabesse | Marc |
| Jean-Claude Frissung | Director's colleague |
| Thierry Gibault | Police inspector |
| Philippe Meyer | Council member |
| Gerald Cesbron | Mr. Henry |
When a kindergarten teacher living in a rural town in France finds that the coal mines -- the main source of income -- have been closed down, his community changes, becoming increasingly poverty-stricken and decrepit. One day a woman abandons her children, and he decides to take the kids into his home. From there he begins to take a stand against the deterioration of his village.
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