No Other Choice: Killing for the Family at the Age of Obsolescence
With the theme of unemployment, it presents a family fantasy anecdote rather the a comment on social problems.
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To avoid facing her heavy past, a young woman with a borderline personality tries to seduce her strange neighbor. A singular love story between these two lonely and wounded souls is born, but will it be enough to save them from themselves?
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To avoid facing her heavy past, a young woman with a borderline personality tries to seduce her strange neighbor. A singular love story between these two lonely and wounded souls is born, but will it be enough to save them from themselves?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean-Laurent Chautems, Isabel Luca
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:RTS, Magellan Films, Saga Film, P.S. Productions
Cast
Jean-Laurent Chautems
Director
Solène Rigot
Claire
Aurélien Caeyman
Alain
Patrick Chesnais
Jacques Rénier
Lauriane Gilliéron
Audrey, neighbor
François Florey
Claire's father
Yuliya Batinova
Claire's mother
Michel Cassagne
Alfred
Antonio Troilo
Studio manager
Axel Fernandez
Newspaper delivery man
Juan-Antonio Crespillo
Man with the tie
Antonin Schopfer
Hotel bartender
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