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His Mother's Eyes
A writer suffering from a lack of inspiration sneaks his way into the lives of a star television journalist and his lead ballerina daughter to write, unbeknownst to them, a non-authorized biography. Meanwhile, in Brittany, twenty-year-old Bruno, who lives with his parents, doesn't yet know the consequences that this story will have on his existence...
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A writer suffering from a lack of inspiration sneaks his way into the lives of a star television journalist and his lead ballerina daughter to write, unbeknownst to them, a non-authorized biography. Meanwhile, in Brittany, twenty-year-old Bruno, who lives with his parents, doesn't yet know the consequences that this story will have on his existence...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Thierry Klifa
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:La Petite Reine, Tarantula, France 2 Cinéma, LGM Cinéma
Cast
Thierry Klifa
Director
Catherine Deneuve
Lena Weber
Géraldine Pailhas
Maria Canalès
Nicolas Duvauchelle
Mathieu Roussel
Marina Foïs
Maylis Tremazan
Jean-Marc Barr
Jean-Paul Tremazan
Marisa Paredes
Judit Canalès
Jean-Baptiste Lafarge
Bruno Tremazan
Hélène Fillières
Mélodie Khan
Gilles Cohen
Antoine
Karole Rocher
Sylvie / Editor
Fred Ulysse
Mathieu's Father
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