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Raymond is a very lonely peasant who lives so detached from the world that the peasants of the village nearby his family house consider him as dead for more than 30 years. None sees him but people know he is around and, as all secretly reproach themselves to not have helped the young Raymond after his all family death before he disappeared, they consider the family house as haunted by Raymond's ghost. When Frédéric, Caroline and their children come from the city to install themselves in the countryside, they know nothing about these villages tells and find in Raymond's family house a rare opportunity.
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Raymond is a very lonely peasant who lives so detached from the world that the peasants of the village nearby his family house consider him as dead for more than 30 years. None sees him but people know he is around and, as all secretly reproach themselves to not have helped the young Raymond after his all family death before he disappeared, they consider the family house as haunted by Raymond's ghost. When Frédéric, Caroline and their children come from the city to install themselves in the countryside, they know nothing about these villages tells and find in Raymond's family house a rare opportunity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emmanuelle Jacob, Yves Caumon
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Yves Caumon
Director
Bernard Blancan
Raymond - un paysan qui vend sa ferme à contre-coeur
Lucía Sánchez
Caroline - la femme de Frédéric
Antoine Chappey
Frédéric - un dentiste qui achète la ferme de Raymond
Gaël Le Ferec
Arthur
Eloïse Guerin
Aurore
Saadia Bentaïeb
Monique
Dimitri Rafalsky
Kazsprak
Jacques Boudet
Le Dentiste
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