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Night Call (2025)
Mady, a student, works as a locksmith by night. He helps Claire get into her apartment and soon realizes that she lied to him about her identity and robbed something that belonged to a dangerous man, Yannick. Mady gets embroiled in a manhunt and will have one night to prove his innocence.
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Mady, a student, works as a locksmith by night. He helps Claire get into her apartment and soon realizes that she lied to him about her identity and robbed something that belonged to a dangerous man, Yannick. Mady gets embroiled in a manhunt and will have one night to prove his innocence.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Michiel Blanchart, Gilles Marchand
In Theaters:1/17/2025
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Daylight Films, Formosa Productions, A Private View, Gaumont, France 3 Cinéma, VOO, BeTV, Proximus, RTL Belgium
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