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Residents of an old building in a Parisian neighborhood are fighting against a plan to turn the place into a shopping center.
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Residents of an old building in a Parisian neighborhood are fighting against a plan to turn the place into a shopping center.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Michaël Perrotta, Vincent Solignac
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:BFC Productions, France 2
Cast
Michaël Perrotta
Director
Brigitte Fossey
Mathilde Auger
François Dunoyer
Jean Vanetti
Alexandre Thibault
Arnaud Blagnac
François Levantal
Gérard Le Sech'
Jean-Michel Noirey
Marcel-Ange
Vincent Solignac
Martin Payen
André Dupon
Monsieur Paulin
Muriel Combeau
Brigitte Delest
Serge Avédikian
Patrick Castagnera
Crystal V. Lesser
Charlotte
Agnès Torrent
Christine Payen
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