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Cock, Crap, Fuck
Max, 20 years old, is a boy scout leader dealing with Tourette's syndrome. His symptoms disappear when he is in front of a camera. That's how he manages to seduce Giulia. But when they decide to make love, is the camera still welcome?
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Max, 20 years old, is a boy scout leader dealing with Tourette's syndrome. His symptoms disappear when he is in front of a camera. That's how he manages to seduce Giulia. But when they decide to make love, is the camera still welcome?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Côme Levin
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:OCS, Hamburger Records, Maja Films
Cast
Côme Levin
Director
Arthur Choisnet
Max
Eden Ducourant
Giulia
François Deblock
Bryan
Bruno Paviot
Père Giulia
Gavril Dartevelle
Charles-Henri
Lancelot Vandaele Nedelec
Jean
Benoît Tachoires
Patron café
Dorothée Lissac
Mère Max
Manon Azem
Young woman in front of the florist
François Civil
Young man in front of the florist
Patricia Leroy
Vieille dame café
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