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On a battlefield, Clovis, a knight, regains consciousness, cut in half vertically. A soldier from the opposing camp, Richard, is in the same state. Fighting, the two half-men stick together. The only thing left for them to do is to find a way of separating.
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On a battlefield, Clovis, a knight, regains consciousness, cut in half vertically. A soldier from the opposing camp, Richard, is in the same state. Fighting, the two half-men stick together. The only thing left for them to do is to find a way of separating.

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Directed By:Baptiste Drapeau
Written By:Baptiste Drapeau, Mauricio Carrasco
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Studio:La Fémis

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Baptiste Drapeau

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Serge Trinquecoste

Clovis (voice)

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Thierry Ragueneau

Richard (voice)

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