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I Lost Albert
Chloe has been living a successful life thanks to one trick: Albert Einstein is in her mind. But one day, he decides to move and chooses another body: Zac, a depressive beekeeper.
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Chloe has been living a successful life thanks to one trick: Albert Einstein is in her mind. But one day, he decides to move and chooses another body: Zac, a depressive beekeeper.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Didier van Cauwelaert
In Theaters:
Box Office:$373,000
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Angélus Productions, StudioCanal, Climax Films
Cast
Didier van Cauwelaert
Director
Stéphane Plaza
Zac
Julie Ferrier
Chloé Delmart
Josiane Balasko
Mme Le Couidec
Bernard Le Coq
Georges
Étienne Draber
Albert Einstein
Philippe du Janerand
Roland Buech
Kader Boukhanef
Sébastien Le Couidec
Virginie Visconti
Nelly
Jean-Noël Cnokaert
Olivier
Alexis Wizorek
Damien
Lygie Duvivier
Alexia
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