"Hunt for the Wilderpeople"
If you’ve been itching for a sign to finally go on that unforgettable summer camping trip, this is it.
Les Gentils
With the relocation of their major customer, Michel and Blandine see their small business gradually go under, taking their staff with them. While they're busy losing everything, including their home and their love, they get support from Florent, their accountant, and Bruno, one of their workers. Together, the four of them will try to find a way out.
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With the relocation of their major customer, Michel and Blandine see their small business gradually go under, taking their staff with them. While they're busy losing everything, including their home and their love, they get support from Florent, their accountant, and Bruno, one of their workers. Together, the four of them will try to find a way out.
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