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Recalling such prior efforts as the American farce Jungle 2 Jungle (1997), Gallic writer-director Olivier Baroux s coarse comedy Safari travels into the heart of darkest Africa, where a group of motley and eccentric travelers follow a shifty tour guide, gambler Richard Dacier (Kad Merad) on a journey through the jungle. En route, they encounter an array of nefarious types, including arms dealers, porn addicts, and misogynistic natives who debase their wives.
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| Kad Merad |
(Richard Dacier) |
| Lionel Abelanski |
(Benoît) |
| Valérie Benguigui |
(Magalie) |
| Frédérique Bel |
(Fabienne) |
| Guy Lecluyse |
(Bertrand) |
| David Saracino |
(Rémi) |
| Nicolas Marié |
(M. Charles) |
| Greg Germain |
(Bako) |
| Frédéric Proust |
(Becker) |
| Yannick Noah |
(Sagha) |
| Omar Sy |
(Youssouf Hammal) |
| Jean-François Fagour |
(Chouchou) |
| Arielle Séménoff |
(Mme Solanse) |
| Alain Doutey |
(M. Solanse) |
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| Florence Muller |
(Nicole) |
| Mark Mehal |
(Jawaal) |
| Maka Sidibe |
(Azaan) |
| Ali Karamoko |
(Momo) |
| Didier Moestus |
(Soldat douane) |
| Billing Mwimbe Siwila |
(Soldat rebelle) |
| Philippe Lefebvre |
(Le producteur) |
| Vincent Lambert |
(Le sans-culotte) |
| Gunther Germain |
(Bako jeune (as Günther Germain)) |
| Mickael Michaelides |
(Dacier enfant) |
| Akihiko Nishida |
(Le Japonais (as Akihiro Nishida)) |
| Asa Jogi |
(Le sorcier) |
| Jean Eli Kalunga Moto |
(Enfant clinique) |
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