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Follows Sophie and Nicolas who move from the capital to start a new life, but when his son comes back from playing with their new neighbors' son, they find he has some strange marks on his back and become suspicious of their neighbors.
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Follows Sophie and Nicolas who move from the capital to start a new life, but when his son comes back from playing with their new neighbors' son, they find he has some strange marks on his back and become suspicious of their neighbors.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Nicolas Brigaud-Robert, Fred Grivois
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:OCS
Cast
Fred Grivois
Director
Margot Bancilhon
Sophie Gravel
Guillaume Gouix
Nicolas Gravel
Alysson Paradis
Angela Maupin
Hubert Delattre
Patrice Maupin
Marceau Berber
Maxime Gravel
Louka Peixoto-Verdou
Bryan Maupin
Philippe Lebas
Robert Marchandeau
Kolia Abiteboul
David Maupin
Michaël Abiteboul
Capitaine Rocher
Guillaume Labbé
Xavier
Alexandre Philip
Christian
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