Since his wife Josephine died, Sam lost his way. Abandoning the bar where he used to perform dazzling concerts, he spends his nights alone in the hotel room where he first met her. The hotels concierge, George, his best friend and mischievous guardian angel, takes on to shaking Sams world by messing with the hotel keys. One night, a distressed girl thus burst into Sams shelter and locks herself in the bathroom.
Lulled by Sams comforting voice, Pi, as fragile and mysterious as her name, suggests an odd seductive game: to meet again in this hotel room, to open up night after night through the bathroom door and to open it only when theyll be ready to love each other. Pi is the spark that Sam was waiting for to fire up his world and come back to life and on stage again.
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| Rupert Friend |
(Sam) |
| Clémence Poésy |
(Pi) |
| Matt Ward |
(William) |
| Forest Whitaker |
(George) |
| Sarah Wayne Callies |
(Josephine) |
| Colin Lawrence |
(Jack) |
| Dewshane Williams |
(Mo) |
| Andre Richards |
(Lil' Twig) |
| Julian Christopher |
(Richard) |
| Martin Roach |
(The Father) |
| Ben Ayres |
(Sonny) |
| Lisa Horner |
(The Director) |
| Amy Matysio |
(Mary) |
| Ian Brodland |
(Jimmy) |
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| Vivian Ng |
(Faye) |
| Cavan Cunningham |
(Client) |
| David Cormican |
(Young Man Chasing Pi) |
| Jane Redlyon |
(Woman) |
| Shane Bellegarde |
(Sam's Neighbour) |
| Troy Skog |
(Another Neighbour) |
| Andrew Creightney |
(Listener) |
| Steven Franklin Davis |
(S. Davis) |
| William Gardiner |
(Pi's Neighbour) |
| Mark Claxton |
(Choreographer) |
| Charlie Winston |
(Himself (Cameo)) |
| Benjamin Edwards |
(Himself (Cameo)) |
| Sandy Kellerman |
((voice)) |
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