‘Palmer’: Tearing Down Gender Stereotypes
When Eddie Palmer is released from prison he returns home and he meets Sam, soon becoming his primary caregiver.
Distracted
Lucie, about to graduate university, has to stay in Paris for the summer to finish her master thesis. While she hopes to combine work and rest, she’s constantly distracted by the outside world, people in vacation, but also her own despise for routine…
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Lucie, about to graduate university, has to stay in Paris for the summer to finish her master thesis. While she hopes to combine work and rest, she’s constantly distracted by the outside world, people in vacation, but also her own despise for routine…
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Valentine Guégan, Hugo Lemaire
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Les Filmeuses
Cast
Valentine Guégan, Hugo Lemaire
Director
Lucie Epicureo
Lucie
Garance Kim
Justine
Martin Mesnier
Thomas
Jules Bisson
Julien
Estelle Meyer
Lola
Éric Frey
Le directeur de mémoire
Tali Desjardins
Laetitia
Thomas Bari
Benjamin
Anouchka Csernakova
La lectrice de Montsouris
Félix Loizillon
Un jeune au parc
Hortense Guégan
Une jeune au parc
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