L'enfant perdu
Pierre Neuville returns home to find his son. He meets André, a boy with some similarities.. But chance suddenly brings him face-to-face with his true son, an overly sensitive youth with a strong attachment to his foster mother.
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Pierre Neuville returns home to find his son. He meets André, a boy with some similarities.. But chance suddenly brings him face-to-face with his true son, an overly sensitive youth with a strong attachment to his foster mother.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Jacques Nahum, Sylvie Simon-Sfez
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Canal+, TF1, Mars International Productions
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