In 'Ammonite,' an Aching and Incomplete Love Story
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Simon's Got a Gift
Simon, a young orphan, has an extraordinary power : he can take on the appearance of people he’s already touched. When his best friend dies in an accident, there is no witness. Simon decides to steal his place in his family. Ten years later, the truth will get more and more difficult to bear and to hide...
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Simon, a young orphan, has an extraordinary power : he can take on the appearance of people he’s already touched. When his best friend dies in an accident, there is no witness. Simon decides to steal his place in his family. Ten years later, the truth will get more and more difficult to bear and to hide...
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Family
Written By:Léo Karmann, Sabrina B. Karine
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Geko Films, Wrong Men, Belga Productions, A-Motion, CNC
Cast
Léo Karmann
Director
Benjamin Voisin
Simon
Martin Karmann
Thomas Durant
Camille Claris
Madeleine Durant
Nicolas Wanczycki
Jacques Durant
Julie-Anne Roth
Agnès Durant
Albert Geffrier
Jeune Simon
Simon Susset
Jeune Thomas Durant
Vicki Andren
Jeune Madeleine Durant
Florence Muller
Commissaire Leroy
Pierre Cachia
L'éducateur
Christophe Reymond
Docteur Badet
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