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The Advent Calendar 

Eva, an ex-dancer, is now living in a wheelchair, unable to walk. When her friend Sophie gives her an old wooden antique advent calendar before Christmas, she realizes each window contains a surprise that triggers repercussions in real life: some of them good, but most of them bad... Now Eva will have to choose between getting rid of the calendar or walking again… even if it causes death around her.
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Eva, an ex-dancer, is now living in a wheelchair, unable to walk. When her friend Sophie gives her an old wooden antique advent calendar before Christmas, she realizes each window contains a surprise that triggers repercussions in real life: some of them good, but most of them bad... Now Eva will have to choose between getting rid of the calendar or walking again… even if it causes death around her.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Patrick Ridremont
Written By:Patrick Ridremont
In Theaters:
Box Office:$456,555
Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Sombrero Films, Siddhi Films, Frakas Productions, ZED, RTBF, VOO, BeTV

Cast

Director

Patrick Ridremont

Director

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Eugénie Derouand

Eva

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Honorine Magnier

Sophie

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Clément Olivieri

William

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Janis Abrikh

Antoine

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Cyril Garnier

Boris

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Vladimir Perrin

Thomas

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Jérôme Paquatte

John

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Laura Presgurvic

Myriam

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Isabelle Tanakil

Agnès

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Jean-François Garreaud

Eva's Father

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Olivier Bonjour

Aloïs Hoffman

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