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Arthur is a young nerd, having grown up with cell phones, video games and Facebook. One day he get sick with a strange illness : an allergy to technology.
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Arthur is a young nerd, having grown up with cell phones, video games and Facebook. One day he get sick with a strange illness : an allergy to technology.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Julien Josselin, Cyprien Iov
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Cast
Théodore Bonnet
Director
Cyprien Iov
Arthur
Julien Josselin
Yann
Claudette Walker
Grand-mère d’Arthur
Maurice Barthélemy
Docteur
François Legrand
M. Terrier, le patron d'Arthur
Laurence Ferrari
Journaliste
Ludovik
Ami d’Arthur
Marjorie Le Noan
Collègue d'Arthur
Julien Pestel
Journaliste
Nathalie Odzierejko
Amie d’Arthur
Jhon Rachid
Ami d'Arthur
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