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Demented 

It’s summer and the beginning of the long vacation period for eleven-year-old Martin, who lives on a farm, and, at a loss, observes his family’s disintegration : his mother lives locked-up in her room ; his older brother, who he adores, drowns himself in drink ; and his father, dominated by Martin’s grandmother, is a helpless onlooker to the family’s collapse. Although Mistigri, his cat, and Malika, the Moroccan maid, afford him some comfort, Martin is determined to put an end to this confusion.
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It’s summer and the beginning of the long vacation period for eleven-year-old Martin, who lives on a farm, and, at a loss, observes his family’s disintegration : his mother lives locked-up in her room ; his older brother, who he adores, drowns himself in drink ; and his father, dominated by Martin’s grandmother, is a helpless onlooker to the family’s collapse. Although Mistigri, his cat, and Malika, the Moroccan maid, afford him some comfort, Martin is determined to put an end to this confusion.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Laurent Achard
Written By:Laurent Achard, Nathalie Najem
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Versus Production, Agat Films & Cie / Ex Nihilo, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma

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Director

Laurent Achard

Director

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Julien Cochelin

Martin

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Annie Cordy

Rose

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Pascal Cervo

Didier

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Dominique Reymond

Nadège

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Jean-Yves Chatelais

Jean

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Thomas Laroppe

Raphaël

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Nicolas Leclère

The Teacher

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Florence Giorgetti

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