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Friday Night
While visiting her daughter who is studying abroad in France, Claire is thrown into the midst of a city-wide attack. In a place where she doesn't speak the language or know her way around, she's forced to navigate this French metropolis in the dark of night in a desperate search to find her daughter and ensure her safety.
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While visiting her daughter who is studying abroad in France, Claire is thrown into the midst of a city-wide attack. In a place where she doesn't speak the language or know her way around, she's forced to navigate this French metropolis in the dark of night in a desperate search to find her daughter and ensure her safety.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alexis Michalik
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Lexus, FullDawa Films, The Weinstein Company
Cast
Alexis Michalik
Director
Adria Tennor
Claire
David Coburn
David
Raphaëlle Agogué
Stephanie
Daniel Njo Lobé
Man with the Phone
Jean-Michel Martial
Taxi Driver
Ginnie Watson
Speaker
Régis Valée
Nicholas
Christian Mulot
First Road-Block Policeman
Frank Cicurel
Guy in the Street
Fannie Outeiro
Woman in the Street
M'Barek Belkouk
Karim
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