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Je m'abandonne à toi
Paul, a Padre in the Foreign Legion, is immersed in the sufferings of war. One by one, he is solicited by the families of the dying and by tormented soldiers. Always present at the side of others, Paul also tries to comfort a person who is dear to him: his mother.
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Paul, a Padre in the Foreign Legion, is immersed in the sufferings of war. One by one, he is solicited by the families of the dying and by tormented soldiers. Always present at the side of others, Paul also tries to comfort a person who is dear to him: his mother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Cheyenne Carron
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Hésiode Productions
Cast
Cheyenne Carron
Director
Johnny Amaro
Père Paul
Claudia Fortunato
L'épouse du légionnaire en fin de vie
Anne Sicard
La mère de Paul
Morgane Housset
Anna
David Benhamou
Aaron
Laurent Borel
Luc, le berger
Augustin De Winter
Karl, le légionnaire
Majida Ghomari
Kalia
Tim Vaganay
Julien
Léopold Bellanger
Un légionnaire
Marie-Laure Brossalosco
La chanteuse d'opéra
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