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Give Me Your Hand
Quentin and Antoine are 18-year-old twins. Without their father knowing it, they set out on a voyage to Spain, where their mother's funeral is to take place. The two brothers barely knew their mother. Their hitchhiking journey is full of encounters, arguments, reconciliations, and experiences. Their time on the road also reveals their differences, the splits in their attractions, and the confusion of their feelings.
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Quentin and Antoine are 18-year-old twins. Without their father knowing it, they set out on a voyage to Spain, where their mother's funeral is to take place. The two brothers barely knew their mother. Their hitchhiking journey is full of encounters, arguments, reconciliations, and experiences. Their time on the road also reveals their differences, the splits in their attractions, and the confusion of their feelings.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Martin Drouot, Pascal-Alex Vincent
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Local Films, Adam Productions
Cast
Pascal-Alex Vincent
Director
Victor Carril
Quentin
Alexandre Carril
Antoine
Anaïs Demoustier
Clémentine
Samir Harrag
Hakim
Patrick Hauthier
L'Homme de la Gare
Katrin Sass
La Femme du Train
Fernando Ramallo
Angel
Maya Borker
La Femme des Bois
Michel Grateau
Julian
Oswaldo Parma
Le vieil Homme dans la Voiture
Elsa Malterre
Nadège
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