Kill Bill: Volume 1 Review
Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a highly entertaining flick, designed to tap into our levels of adrenaline. Tarantino has crafted a cinematic winner, overflowing with nostalgic richness and a love for cinema.
Grandir, c'est chouette
Are you afraid of the dark? Have you ever thrown a message in a bottle into the sea? Have you ever climbed down into a well in search of your destiny? In its new program, La Chouette du cinéma returns to present three stories (Matilda, Message in a Bottle, and Dame Saison) about children who spread their wings wide!
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Are you afraid of the dark? Have you ever thrown a message in a bottle into the sea? Have you ever climbed down into a well in search of your destiny? In its new program, La Chouette du cinéma returns to present three stories (Matilda, Message in a Bottle, and Dame Saison) about children who spread their wings wide!
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Irene Iborra Rizo, Arnaud Demuynck
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Nord, La Boîte, ... Productions
Cast
Irene Iborra Rizo, Célia Tisserant, Arnaud Demuynck, Eduard Puertas, Célia Tocco
Director
Lily Demuynck Deydier
(voice)
Lucien Volsy-Roussel
(voice)
Lara Fauth
(voice)
Stéphanie Volsy-Roussel
(voice)
Carine Seront
(voice)
Nathalie Laroche
(voice)
Arnaud Demuynck
(voice)
Arthur Ponsot
(voice)
Thomas Langlois-Bekaert
(voice)
Elisabeth Langlois-Bekaert
(voice)
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