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Les Rois de la Nuit is scheduled for a fall release on a major streaming platform (rumored to be Amazon Prime or Netflix France). The plot revolves around a nightclub owner (Vince) whose estranged son (the newcomer) returns to the city after a tragedy.

Insiders say the son has 11 minutes of screen time—a significant amount for a debut. His largest scene is a monologue delivered in a rain-soaked alleyway, shot in a single take.

Nawelle is reportedly editing the film herself, ensuring that her son’s performance is neither over-exposed nor under-cut. vince+banderos+nawelle+son+casting

The audition process for Les Rois de la Nuit was documented (though not yet released to the public). In the footage, which our reporter has seen snippets of, the young Banderos is put through a series of emotional gauntlets.

When the three independent judges (none of whom were related to the Banderos family) submitted their scores, the son had won by a landslide. Officially, he secured the role as "Elias," a street racer caught between his father's criminal empire and his own moral compass. [User] <1---* [Profile] (User can have one profile)

According to multiple entertainment outlets and insider sources, Nawelle auditioned for a role in a new French-Cameroonian co-produced web series titled “Générations” (Generations). The series is said to explore the tensions and bonds between immigrant parents and their children born or raised in France.

The role Nawelle is reportedly targeting: a young Franco-African man struggling to balance his family’s traditional expectations with his personal dreams of becoming a visual artist. It’s a meta-role—not far from his real life as the son of a famous comedian. Les Rois de la Nuit is scheduled for

Sources close to the production say the casting directors were impressed by Nawelle’s natural delivery and emotional range, especially in a scene where his character confronts his father about cultural identity.