PAW Patrol: The Movie
This analysis covers Paw Patrol: the Movie, including character analysis, themes covered in the movie, and things that could've made this movie better.
Night and Day
Jack and Julie live in a bare Parisian flat. By day, they make love; by night, Jack is a taxi driver while Julie wanders the city. One day, Julie meets Joseph, the daytime cabbie, and soon Julie spends her nights with Joseph and her days with Jack.
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Jack and Julie live in a bare Parisian flat. By day, they make love; by night, Jack is a taxi driver while Julie wanders the city. One day, Julie meets Joseph, the daytime cabbie, and soon Julie spends her nights with Joseph and her days with Jack.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chantal Akerman, Pascal Bonitzer
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Paradise Films, Georges Reinhart Productions, CNC, Canal+
Cast
Chantal Akerman
Director
Guilaine Londez
Julie
Thomas Langmann
Jack
François Négret
Joseph
Nicole Colchat
Jack's mother
Pierre Laroche
Jack's father
Christian Crahay
Middle-aged man
Sandrine Laroche
Young woman looking for the cat
Yves Coméliau
Young man asking for oil
Nicole Duret
Worried neighbour
Cecilia Kankonda
Neighbour
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