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Basketball and Mathematics
Jérôme and Cédric play basketball in the same team at school and are best friends. Jérôme also gives Cédric some private math lessons. During one of those sessions, Cédric's action will be interpreted by both young men in a different way.
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Jérôme and Cédric play basketball in the same team at school and are best friends. Jérôme also gives Cédric some private math lessons. During one of those sessions, Cédric's action will be interpreted by both young men in a different way.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Sébastien Perroy
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Canal+
Cast
Rodolphe Marconi
Director
Jean-Denis Marcoccio
Jérôme
Aurélien Baty
Cédric
Ugo Venel
Romain
Emilie Piponnier
Chloé
Katherine Erhardy
Mother
Gilles Barande
Father
Ronan Le Joubioux
Basketball coach
Maxime Aibeche
Young in the showers / Basketball player
François Cherrid
Young in the showers / Basketball player
Bruno Hamann
Young in the showers / Basketball player
Guillaume Selva
Young in the showers
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