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It’s unusually hot on the beaches of the Landes, and 17-year-old Marouane is spending his last day at the campground with a nagging fear: will the body he buried on the beach the day before be discovered? Marouane also wonders if he might be falling in love with the charming Giulia.
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It’s unusually hot on the beaches of the Landes, and 17-year-old Marouane is spending his last day at the campground with a nagging fear: will the body he buried on the beach the day before be discovered? Marouane also wonders if he might be falling in love with the charming Giulia.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Stéphane Demoustier
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Studio:Petit Film, Panache Productions, La Compagnie Cinématographique, Wildside, The Dreaming Sheep Company
Cast
Stéphane Demoustier
Director
Hadrien Hussein
Marouane Cherki
Tristan Richard
Noé
Martina La Manna
Giulia
Noé Houssard
Oscar
Zakariya Gouram
Marouane's father
Cécile Ducrocq
Marouane's mother
Marguerite Demoustier
Inès Cherki
Rida Elmanawehly
Sabri Cherki
Sarah Le Picard
Claire, Oscar's mother
Stessie Santoru
Cop
Doralice Aberrane
Girl yellow shirt
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