'The Dinner Party' — MiamisFF Review
A young woman finds herself trapped in a crossfire of awkwardness during a nightmarish dinner party with her boyfriend's dysfunctional family.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Family, Action, Mystery
Written By:Ammar Mechouche
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Studio:Mistraya Studio, Télomedia, Université de Toulon
Cast
Ammar Mechouche
Director
Elyn Lapoy
Lisa Rivera (Voice)
Meriem Hadj Zekri
Meya Jomake (Voice)
Hind Ennigrou
Ambre Jomake / Young Ambre (Voice)
Emma Piga
Louna Hartman / Young Louna (Voice)
Meya Ellafi
Sarah Jomake (Voice)
Louna Deschamps
Mathilde Monet (Voice)
Evan Bosquain
Marco Daren (Voice)
Eloane Trouvé-Nunes
Angela Keller / Young Meya (Voice)
Benjamin Priore-Diouf
Vesper Owens (Voice)
Shiryne Bousnina
Luisa Darveli (Voice)
Ludivine Bardet
Karen Rivera (Voice)
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