'June & Kopi': Another Story about Friendship
An Indonesian film that brings strong representation of Asian descent in this heart-warming tale of a woman and her dog.
Sixty-two
Hosted by Kyan Khojandi, in sixty minutes, sixty artists follow one another on stage. Which means they have sixty seconds, and not one more, to hold the spectators' attention and draw them into their world. The witticisms fuse, forming a veritable fireworks display of witticisms and funny situations, to the delight of viewers, but also of guest comedians.
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Hosted by Kyan Khojandi, in sixty minutes, sixty artists follow one another on stage. Which means they have sixty seconds, and not one more, to hold the spectators' attention and draw them into their world. The witticisms fuse, forming a veritable fireworks display of witticisms and funny situations, to the delight of viewers, but also of guest comedians.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:JAAD Productions, Canal+, FKLG, C8
Cast
Mehdi Idir, Arnaud Chautard, Kyan Khojandi, Bruno Muschio
Director
Kyan Khojandi
Self - Host
Adrien Arnoux
Self - Comedian
Samuel Dijan
Self - Comedian
Guillaume Bats
Self - Comedian
AZ
Self - Comedian
Merwane Benlazar
Self - Comedian
Elisabeth Buffet
Self - Comedian
Morgane Cadignan
Self - Comedian
Guy Carlier
Self - Comedian
Amelle Chahbi
Self - Comedian
Matthieu Chedid
Self - Singer
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