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Entre toi et moi 

Shawn is an introverted young homosexual who slowly assumes his sexuality. His life can be summed up only in her extravagant best friend, his authoritarian and closed-minded father, and her mother, absent and submissive to her husband. During a party, he meet Ted who will make him discover what love is despite family pressure on his shoulders.
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Shawn is an introverted young homosexual who slowly assumes his sexuality. His life can be summed up only in her extravagant best friend, his authoritarian and closed-minded father, and her mother, absent and submissive to her husband. During a party, he meet Ted who will make him discover what love is despite family pressure on his shoulders.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Dylan El Kara
Written By:Amaël Charuault, Paul Le Fur, Alban Jamet, Dylan El Kara
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Le Sanctuaire [FR], Escap Productions [FR], NIGHTHAWKS

Cast

Director

Dylan El Kara

Director

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Amaël Charuault

Shawn

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Rémi Custey

Ted

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Aurélie Fournier

Gwendoline

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Eva Gouédard

Mandy

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Julien Hocdé

Matthieu

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Emmanuel Ménard

Serge

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Blandine Tatty

Mère de Ted

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