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An apocalyptic tale captivates the nation as it teaches us to love even in the hardest situations.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, History
Written By:Yanis Soul, Anne-Laure Bonsergent
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Studio:Cyanid Films
Cast
Yanis Soul
Director
Juliette Poissonnier
Audrey
Ariane Aggiage
Isabelle Levallois
Husky Kihal
Le grand-père
Augustin Girard
André Morille
Cécile Rebboah
La voix au cinéma
Bianca Dragulinescu
Marguerite Vernier
Ambre de Sargos Machado
Audrey enfant
Léonie Perriard
La chargée de billetterie
Irène Seye
L'assistante-réalisatrice
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