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Dissonance
Doctor Lepage knows his wife Françoise through and through. He protects her, watching over her. In a masterly way he chases all 'butterflies' away that come in her neighborhood. Françoise knows that she is nice.
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Doctor Lepage knows his wife Françoise through and through. He protects her, watching over her. In a masterly way he chases all 'butterflies' away that come in her neighborhood. Françoise knows that she is nice.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Bernard Declercq
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Survive Films, Centre du Cinéma et de l'Audiovisuel de la FWB, Les Films du Carré, uMedia
Cast
Bernard Declercq
Director
Moana Ferré
Françoise
Pascal Greggory
Docteur Lepage
Benjamin Ramon
Julien
Fabrizio Rongione
Jacques
Nicolas Vaude
Régis
Renaud Rutten
Le détective
Ingrid Heiderscheidt
L'infirmière Marronniers
Erico Salamone
La gardien Marronniers
Valentine Gérard
Sophie
Patrick Brûll
Le client du bar
Christian Crahay
L'homme de 60 ans
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