An Interview with Writer/Director/Producer Penelope Lawson
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Call Me Matthew
After two years in a coma, Jean-Pierre finally wakes up. He's in perfect health, except that he thinks he's the American comedian Matthew McConaughey. His doctor's instructions are clear: everyone has to play along with him, to avoid a trauma.
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After two years in a coma, Jean-Pierre finally wakes up. He's in perfect health, except that he thinks he's the American comedian Matthew McConaughey. His doctor's instructions are clear: everyone has to play along with him, to avoid a trauma.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rémy Cayuela
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Studio:Hirvi Production
Cast
Rémy Cayuela
Director
Jonathan Lambert
Jean-Pierre Jalbert
Camille Chamoux
Anne
Patrick Ligardes
Dr. Segol
Anouk Feral
Sabine Jalbert
Pierre Samuel
Christophe
Guillaume Cloud-Roussel
Le stagiaire
Rosa Bursztein
Infirmière
Alex Fondja
Infirmier
Jean-Yves Brignon
Denzel Washington
Yohan Manca
Channing Tatum
Ferodja Rahmouni
Britney Spears
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