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Dissonance
A woman endures oppressive working conditions. She suddenly finds herself thrown into a space-time continuum in accelerated speed. Other people have suddenly become invisible. Alone in the world, she confronts it, emptied of its inhabitants and useful functions. The city then appears to her as a strange and hostile environment...
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A woman endures oppressive working conditions. She suddenly finds herself thrown into a space-time continuum in accelerated speed. Other people have suddenly become invisible. Alone in the world, she confronts it, emptied of its inhabitants and useful functions. The city then appears to her as a strange and hostile environment...
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Anne Leclercq
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Studio:Frakas Productions, La Fabrique d'Images
Cast
Anne Leclercq
Director
Anne-Cécile Vandalem
Agnès Duval
Céline Peret
La responsable interim
Violette Rosso
Agent interim
Lorraine Lasserre
Agent interim
Jean Volont
Demandeur d'emploi
Christophe Hermans
Demandeur d'emploi
Geoffrey Seron
L'agent immobilier
Gisande Letellier
Visiteuse de l'appartement
Cédric Legoulven
Visiteur de l'appartement
Marie-Irène Sanara
Visiteuse de l'appartement
Rocco
Employé du fast food
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