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Le Paradis des bêtes
Dominique, a formidable and possessive husband and father, manages a large pet store, the Paradis des Bêtes, with his sister. One day he goes too far and disrupts his family.
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Dominique, a formidable and possessive husband and father, manages a large pet store, the Paradis des Bêtes, with his sister. One day he goes too far and disrupts his family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Estelle Larrivaz
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Mezzanine Films
Cast
Estelle Larrivaz
Director
Stefano Cassetti
Dominique Lenikart
Géraldine Pailhas
Cathy Lenikart
Muriel Robin
Stéphane Durand
Valentine Klingberg
Clarisse Lenikart
Léon Brachet
Ferdinand Lenikart
Joshua Groléas
Arthur Durand
Nancy Tate
Lorraine Sun
Fred Epaud
Renaud Girerd
Bernard Nissile
Policier suisse
Vinciane Millereau
Cliente chiot
Claire Dumas
Alice Renaud
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