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Elisabeth, an actress, leads writing workshops at Necker Hospital with teenagers experiencing severe psychological distress. Through her interactions with them, she revisits her own story: her institutionalization at age 14. Little by little, the memories resurface. And with them, the discovery of theater, which one day saved her.
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Elisabeth, an actress, leads writing workshops at Necker Hospital with teenagers experiencing severe psychological distress. Through her interactions with them, she revisits her own story: her institutionalization at age 14. Little by little, the memories resurface. And with them, the discovery of theater, which one day saved her.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Isabelle Carré, Agnès de Sacy
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Pan Cinéma, France 2 Cinéma
Cast
Isabelle Carré
Director
Bernard Campan
Professeur Jullian
Judith Chemla
Alice
Tessa Dumont Janod
Elizabeth (adolescente)
Isabelle Carré
Elizabeth (adulte)
Alex Lutz
Paul
Pablo Pauly
Jacques
Nicole Garcia
Professeure de théatre
Vincent Dedienne
Fils du Professeur Jullian
Mélissa Boros
Isker
Solan Machado-Graner
Renaud
Dylan Hawkes
Francis
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