Bring Her Back: the Psychological Threat and How to Grieve Properly
The external threat invaded the domestic environment at the most valuable moment: grieving.
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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Lucrèce Andreae, Osman Cerfon, Anne Huynh, Janice Nadeau, Pauline Pinson, Jean Faravel, Anne Baillod
Written By:Lucrèce Andreae, Anne Baillod, Lucrèce Andreae, Jean Regnaud, Anne Huynh, Jean Faravel, Janice Nadeau, Pauline Pinson, Janice Nadeau
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Studio:Folimage, Gébéka Films
Cast
Lucrèce Andreae, Osman Cerfon, Anne Huynh, Janice Nadeau, Pauline Pinson, Jean Faravel, Anne Baillod
Director
Isabelle Blais
Narrator (voice)
Catherine Artigala
(voice)
Ilona Bachelier
(voice)
Johanne Garneau
(voice)
Sam-Éloi Girard
(voice)
Marta Domingo Marin
(voice)
Jacques Asensio
(voice)
Rosa Ruiz
(voice)
Jose Enrique Moles
(voice)
Wladimir Beltran
Singer (voice)
Marine Guérin
(voice)
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