'Riverdance: The Animated Adventure'
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Dieu reconnaîtra les siens
France, 1975. While their youngest daughter is looking sick, a French family is about to have dinner. Little do they know that the Great Purge has just begun.
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France, 1975. While their youngest daughter is looking sick, a French family is about to have dinner. Little do they know that the Great Purge has just begun.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Nunzio Cusmano, Éric Noël
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Cédric Le Men
Director
Lionel Auguste
The father
Claire Guionie
The mother
Anaïs Faure
The elder sister
Apollonia Luisetti
The youngest sister
Michel Vivier
The priest
David Doukhan
The executioner
Gil Demurger
Those who mount
Maximilien Poullein
Those who sickle
Agnès Mozziconacci
The Axe
Sébastien Adam
The Crowbar
William Simonnet
The Sledgehammer
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