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A Grain of Sand in the Universe
While the country is undergoing an unprecedented crisis, the president, who has still not talked publicly, must speak. What if, this time, the speech was different.
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While the country is undergoing an unprecedented crisis, the president, who has still not talked publicly, must speak. What if, this time, the speech was different.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Stéphane Debureau, Suki
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Studio:Utopi
Cast
Suki
Director
Stéphane Debureau
President
Jérôme Baelen
le chroniqueur C (voice)
Mathilde Braure
Une femme éditorialiste (voice)
Cyrille Brisse
Un homme politique en meeting / un conseiller politique (voice)
Simond Colaone
L'envoyé spécial (voice)
Simon Herlin
le chroniqueur D (voice)
Bruno Leguern
le réalisateur TV
Michel Masiero
un homme dans la rue / le chroniqueur Bun homme dans la rue / le chroniqueur B (voice)
Edith Mérieau
Une femme dans la rue
Christelle Sabarots
La journaliste présentatrice (voice)
Elisabeth Tissot-Guerraz
Une femme politique dans la rue (voice)
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