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Bleeding a Dog 

André lives in a world where a person considered to be too unproductive is shot down by his boss before being retrained for his organs. Obsessed with the idea that he must do his job well at all costs, he sentences his colleague Simon to death by denouncing him to his employer Eric, considering that Simon works too little.
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André lives in a world where a person considered to be too unproductive is shot down by his boss before being retrained for his organs. Obsessed with the idea that he must do his job well at all costs, he sentences his colleague Simon to death by denouncing him to his employer Eric, considering that Simon works too little.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Rémi Lasalle
Written By:Rémi Lasalle
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