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Venance, an overweight teenager, faces remarks and teasing about his weight, in his neighborhood and even in his own family. His body reacts to become an outlet for his pain.
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Venance, an overweight teenager, faces remarks and teasing about his weight, in his neighborhood and even in his own family. His body reacts to become an outlet for his pain.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Armin Assadipour, Adrien Louiset
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Les Astronautes, UProduction
Cast
Armin Assadipour
Director
Ludovic Jean-Francios
Venance (voice)
Cassiopée Mayance
Florise (voice)
Lucas Phiv
Matthieu (voice)
Lorenzo Da Silva
Nicolas (voice)
Akeem Freitas
Samy (voice)
Astrid Bayiha
Journal TV / Angelique (voice)
Christopher Bayemi
Marvin / Mr. Abdi (voice)
Zakaria El Baialy
Mehdi (voice)
Mateo Krikorian
Anthony (voice)
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