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Bo Jacquo (2024)
Daniel is the lead actor in a mafia film. He's about to shoot the pivotal scene: his father's death. His emotional preparation will plunge him into childhood memories and impact his own life.
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Daniel is the lead actor in a mafia film. He's about to shoot the pivotal scene: his father's death. His emotional preparation will plunge him into childhood memories and impact his own life.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Mikaël Fitoussi
In Theaters:11/11/2024
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Gravity Productions, Adami
Cast
Grégory Fitoussi, Mikaël Fitoussi
Director
Mikaël Fitoussi
Daniel
Grégory Fitoussi
Daniel "Bo Jacquo"
Balthazar Jako
Daniel (child)
Cyril Lecomte
Eric
Éric Godon
Bernard
Michaël Abiteboul
Louis
Madeleine Baudot
Lucie
Elsa Bouchain
Nadine
Annie-Marie Bech Bruun
Fairground lady
Géraldine Fitoussi
Market Customer
Evelyne Fitoussi
Market Customer
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