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Declared insane by her psychiatrist, La Bajon escapes from the asylum to take over the intergalactic comedy scene. Don't resist and let yourself be carried away by this blast of gloom. Endowed with a keen eye on the failings of her contemporaries – whether modest or powerful – she does not refrain from any impertinence. It stings a little at first... But, in the end, we only want one thing: to come back. La Bajon has achieved great popularity with its videos viewed several million times on social networks. She takes the pulse of France in many disguises: playing Pénélope Fillon's lawyer, Jacques Chirac's doctor, a postwoman, a construction site manager, or a policewoman lost in a 9-3 city.
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Declared insane by her psychiatrist, La Bajon escapes from the asylum to take over the intergalactic comedy scene. Don't resist and let yourself be carried away by this blast of gloom. Endowed with a keen eye on the failings of her contemporaries – whether modest or powerful – she does not refrain from any impertinence. It stings a little at first... But, in the end, we only want one thing: to come back. La Bajon has achieved great popularity with its videos viewed several million times on social networks. She takes the pulse of France in many disguises: playing Pénélope Fillon's lawyer, Jacques Chirac's doctor, a postwoman, a construction site manager, or a policewoman lost in a 9-3 city.
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Studio:Sans Deconner Production, Ma Prod, Bonne Pioche Télévision, Comedie +, Paris Première
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