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On New Year's Eve, accompanied by a bottle of champagne, Emile, 35 years old, signs up to Meet Me, a famous Internet dating site, with a good resolution for the new year: to find love. There are many men on Meet Me: cynics, comics, a few oddballs, and even great romantics. Emilie is far from imagining what is waiting for her in real life.
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On New Year's Eve, accompanied by a bottle of champagne, Emile, 35 years old, signs up to Meet Me, a famous Internet dating site, with a good resolution for the new year: to find love. There are many men on Meet Me: cynics, comics, a few oddballs, and even great romantics. Emilie is far from imagining what is waiting for her in real life.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Dorothée Sebbagh
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Productions Autrement Dit, Moby Dick Films
Cast
Dorothée Sebbagh
Director
Sophie Cattani
Emilie
Moussa Maaskri
Amir
Gérard Dubouche
Gérard
Aurélie Vaneck
Audrey
Franck Libert
Thierry les yeux bleus
Laurent Lacotte
Julien le romantique
Frédéric Restagno
Le boxeur
Cyril Lecomte
Yough Grant
Christophe Carotenuto
Christophe
Fabien Aïssa Busetta
Hicham (as Fabien-Aïssa Busetta)
Antoine Mahaut
Le danseur
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