Hellphone

Synopsis: A teenager feels an endless fascination for his cellular which will enable him to reach his aim: alluring the pretty high-school girl he's in love with. Unfortunately, this special "addiction" will not be without negative consequences on the behavior of the boy...
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy
Director(s): James Huth
Production: Mandarin Films
 
IMDB:
5.0
Year:
2007
98 min
184 Views


Hello, Mr. Tamalet.

Go on, do it.

No, you go.

Okay then, I'll go.

Move it! Enough is enough!

She's the girl of my dreams.

Ride your dream, bro.

He's into you.

Loser!

Nice jump. Are you okay?

Fine thanks.

I'm used to it.

Not used to wiping out, but...

Don't strain your eyes.

I was admiring your shorts.

They match your teeth.

Wait, Angie!

I thought

since you just got here...

maybe you'd like...

a knight in shining armor.

To show you around Paris...

Virgil, he's chatting her up.

Should I board-whack him?

No stress, Franklin.

This hotdog is lukewarm.

The catacombs! Ever been?

Yeah. Virgil took me

to a party there.

I have to go.

Give me your number.

I don't have a cell.

He closed his account.

Nagging ex.

Russian. Went berserk,

know what I mean?

I have to go.

Call when you get your...

cell phone.

Take mine! I'm Pierre!

Pierre with flair and red hair.

Peter the Tiger!

What are you talking about?

Forget it.

We're the kings of the world!

Mom?

Mom, are you still home?

I don't believe it!

Don't move

or I'll kill you for real!

Why is he here today?

For an hour.

I couldn't refuse.

Ice dragon in the fridge...

Yeah, right.

Go downstairs. Your mom's home.

Cool! Bye, Sid.

I'll clean up.

See you later.

I love you.

Can I have my birthday money?

- Now?

- Yes.

- What will you buy?

- I don't know.

It's all I can spare.

My big boy...

Enough, Mom!

Two Fritz Fries!

It's you. Still having trouble

adding up your checks?

Is your brain on strike?

Clear table 10.

And get their order.

See the time?

Sorry. I had homework.

- You don't need a PhD for frying.

- So I see.

What does that mean?

That you're right, Mr. Fritz.

You're right to say I'm right.

If you want to be

Rooster of the Month,

shape up, chickadee.

Yes, Mr. Fritz.

Good.

Mr. Fritz!

It's the 20th.

Can I get an advance

of fifty euros?

How much?

Forty?

Forty is...

Thirty?

- Twenty?

- That's not much.

Please Mr. Fritz.

My birthday's coming up and...

Thanks, Mr. Fritz!

I've always loved

making other people happy.

Happy Birthday!

I'd like a cheap cell phone.

My advice. Get the best.

How much?

Good news, Bobby.

Today's your lucky day.

Only 99 euros.

Nothing less expensive?

How much you got?

Thirty.

You need a plan?

A rechargeable card.

Thirty,

but you didn't buy it here.

There's nothing cooler?

Michael Douglas' phone

in "Wall Street. "

Or else...

Radio Com 2000. You want this?

Bobby,

if you want to blow their minds,

start saving.

It is your lucky day!

State of the art.

I-Smart, XHTML browser,

GPRS-compatible.

built-in double-headset,

P8F7, TZ4-3 and

a KGA-cam to share

life's special moments.

Hot sauce, instructions, charger.

It does everything but coffee.

It's 500 but for you, Bobby,

Amazing!

As Mao said:
"Generosity brief

like wingspan of butterfly. "

Good battery life?

Don't know. It's broken.

For blowing their minds,

it's great.

Give me my money!

As Mao said:

"A deal's a deal, kid. "

It works!

I could never turn it on.

Give it back!

As Mao said:
"Up yours!"

Check this out, Tiger.

- How much?

- 30 euros.

Thirty? Really?

I have a message!

"Your number is 0666 0666 06. "

And I don't even have a plan!

Take advantage of it, fast!

They chose me for the role!

I'm the one they chose!

She is too fresh, bro.

Chosen "Product of the Year. "

I'm finally going to be a star!

I'll tell you

all about the audition.

I'm so happy.

I love you, Angie!

You too, Margot!

- What show?

- It's The Hair Dryer.

"The Hair Dryer"

or "It's the Hair Dryer"?

It's The Hair Dryer.

I'll give her my number.

- You love your hair.

- I so love it!

Thanks so much, God!

Hush. I'm almost famous.

At the audition

they said they loved my hair.

I came to say

I got my new cell.

Wicked ugly! Wasn't there

anything redder and grosser?

Did you find it on eGay?

Toys for blind baby boys.

What brand is it?

No brand. I get it...

If you want to get together,

give me a call.

It's getting hot.

Don't hold your breath.

Yeah.

I'll think about it.

He's putting the make on you

with a totally gross cell.

All red and pathetic.

In New York a guy sent me

an SMS a minute to date me.

How classy!

- And?

- I gave him my Nana's number.

They must be having a ball!

She didn't take my number.

Forget her. She's a nitwit.

I downloaded

two John Wayne movies on it!

It sucks.

I'm waiting for the HP3.

It's 3 times better.

Move. Only poor people cram.

The first row's taken.

Go kiss ass on Tatooine.

- How's your mom?

- Shut up, Franklin.

- You like that we jack off on her?

- I had a ball!

Soupir, Bijaoui,

It's not Sid's fault! I...

Okay, D'Harcourt. You too.

Anyone else? No?

Page 56.

Variable temperature.

We all jack off on her...

This classroom

is not a microwave oven.

Thank you.

Who can tell me about Celsius?

I can!

A temperature scale

based on decimal thermometry,

created in 1742

by a Swede, Anders Celsius.

Very good, Charlotte.

Absolute zero equals "t"

and zero equals

-273. 15 degrees Celsius.

- Who can tell me...

- I can!

Except Charlotte,

who doesn't even know my question.

What is the coldest substance

used by man,

nearing absolute zero?

Sid Soupir's brain.

Very funny, Husson.

But you're wrong.

It's liquid nitrogen.

-196 Celsius...

Hellll-o, Margot.

Your friend barfs

at the color red.

Let Hell's flames

lick her head.

You startled me...

It's so damn hot in here.

I'm burning up!

We were studying the Celsius scale.

I guess...

I lit the Bunsen burner

to see if it worked.

You're facing suspension,

maybe even expulsion,

and all you do is guess?

I swear.

I can't remember a thing!

She got the call

then lit the hair.

Who called?

I don't know.

I can't remember.

Nn!

Momo!

Be careful.

He'll lock you up.

In the tank!

Enough, Tamalet.

Margot, can I see your phone?

Private number.

You can go.

I never meant to hurt her.

I swear, Clemence is my friend.

My best friend since kindergarten.

When I walked into the class,

she's the first girl I saw.

I could never have done that.

You see these fish?

I watch them all day long.

They manage to communicate

from bowl to bowl.

These fish are more evolved

than we are.

Don't you agree, Lieutenant?

Look, Sid. 40 euros

for a bag of Speed Demons!

Can I help you?

Is Ben here?

No, Ben retired.

This place is mine now.

He retired at 27?

Who are you?

You here to bust my balls?

That's my wife!

Hands-off,

eyes and d*cks too, okay?

These cost 28 last week...

If my prices are too high

try the supermarket!

It's too much.

If you want, this is 17 euros.

Like it? And this is free.

People in boardsports

are usually cool.

I'm sorry. What's your problem?

It's not mainstream enough here?

Too underground?

I may sell boards

but with you I'm just bored.

Now get lost.

Sushi, did you hear my joke?

Amazing!

He's a total a**hole!

I almost beat his face in!

Right...

- Almost, I said.

- Yeah, right... almost.

"Angie, I've never

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Jean-Baptiste Andrea

Jean-Baptiste Andrea is a French film director, screenwriter and novelist. He grew up in Cannes, where he started making short films. He later moved to Paris and graduated in political science and economics. In Paris, he met Fabrice Canepa, and the two of them began writing films together. Together, they wrote and directed Dead End.His debut novel, Ma Reine (My Queen), was published in 2017 and won several awards, including Best French Debut Novel and the Students Femina. more…

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