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Compulsive Liar 2
Driven by the idea of making people around her happy, Virginie lies constantly. As her partner Phil fears, her many lies become reality and create multiverses that completely disrupt their lives and those around them.
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Driven by the idea of making people around her happy, Virginie lies constantly. As her partner Phil fears, her many lies become reality and create multiverses that completely disrupt their lives and those around them.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Eric K. Boulianne, Sébastien Ravary, Émile Gaudreault
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Amalga, Les Films du Lac
Cast
Émile Gaudreault
Director
Anne-Élisabeth Bossé
Virginie Gauthier
Antoine Bertrand
Phil Aubert
Catherine Chabot
Chloé Therrien
Rémy Girard
Serge Gauthier
Pierrette Robitaille
Louison Hébert
Monika Pilon
Julie Gauthier
Didier Lucien
Dominic Dufour
Karl Walcott
Greg Derry
Luc Senay
Georges Aubert
Véronique Le Flaguais
Claire Aubert
Martin Drainville
Paul
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