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Tommy, 10 years old, is well known by Social Services. He is considered a danger to society. Gilles, his guardian at this halfway house, sees potential for redemption in this kid driven by violence.
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Tommy, 10 years old, is well known by Social Services. He is considered a danger to society. Gilles, his guardian at this halfway house, sees potential for redemption in this kid driven by violence.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Lalonde
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Zoofilms
Cast
Daniel Grou
Director
Claude Legault
Gilles Séguin
Robert Naylor
Tommy Leblanc
Eugénie Beaudry
Karine (éducatrice)
Blaise Tardif
Bédard (éducateur)
Martin Dubreuil
Luc Lebeau
Félixe Ross
Sonia Leblanc
Norman Helms
Josse (directeur du centre)
Isaac Bellemare
Tommy (6 ans)
Julie Saint-Pierre
Julie (professeure)
Mélanie Desjardins-Chavaudier
Evelyne Boileau (travailleuse sociale)
Maxime Desjardins-Tremblay
Kevin
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