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Johan, a talented pianist who lacks confidence, prepares for a major musical competition. Overcome by stress, he takes refuge in the women's toilets where he encounters a young woman who provides him with a different destiny.
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Johan, a talented pianist who lacks confidence, prepares for a major musical competition. Overcome by stress, he takes refuge in the women's toilets where he encounters a young woman who provides him with a different destiny.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jonathan Lago Lago
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Elkin Communication
Cast
Jonathan Lago Lago
Director
Arnaud Préchac
Johan
Mélissa Barbaud
Martha
Dominique Bastien
Frédéric, père de Johan
Benjamin Tranié
Jean, candidat stressé
Emmanuel Ménard
Schonfeld
Cécile Dominjon
Alma, violoniste égarée
Emeline Weickmans
Fille toilettes
Julia Leblanc-Lacoste
Le jury
Irma Rose
Le jury
Daniel Vandeberg
Le jury
Xavier Bonastre
Le jury
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