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Paul, ten, is in love with Wendy, a girl from the village where he spends his holidays. Paul would like to confess his feelings to her, but he doesn't even dare to invite her to dance.
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Paul, ten, is in love with Wendy, a girl from the village where he spends his holidays. Paul would like to confess his feelings to her, but he doesn't even dare to invite her to dance.
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Genre:Romance, Family
Written By:Sophie Galibert
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Carlito Films
Cast
Sophie Galibert
Director
Florian Lemaire
Paul
Thomas Goldberg
Mathias
Ellie Etienne
Wendy
Camille Andrey-David
Mona
Jean Pierre Billaud
L'oncle
Benjamin Charles
Matthias' Friend
Yannick Costa
Boy at the Dance
Stéphane Gessat
DJ's voice (voice)
Kylia Grosperrin
Wendy's Friend
Thibault Leclercq
Matthias' Friend
Flavie Leclerq
Wendy's Friend
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