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Strike Night
This atmospheric French independent film tells the story of a man who has traveled nearly 10,000 miles to find the woman he can’t forget.
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This atmospheric French independent film tells the story of a man who has traveled nearly 10,000 miles to find the woman he can’t forget.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:79 minutes
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Cast
Yoann Jean-Charles
Director
François-Marie Nivon
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Zoé Besmond de Senneville
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Julie Guio
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Bénédicte Allard
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Meryl Mourey
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Marie Bray
Alexandra Gosset
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