'Ted Lasso' Steps Up its Incluvie Game
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The Childhood of Icarus
Jonathan Vogel (Guillaume Depardieu) would like to turn back the clock and undo the accident that led to his disability and destroyed his life. When he learns that Stivlas Karr (Carlo Brandt), a well-known professor and geneticist, has developed a gene therapy for regenerating the human body, he makes an appointment with him for some clinical tests. But the therapy doesnt go according to Professor Karrs plan and leads to unexpected results. Jonathan, whose life is now in danger, has become aware that there is only one person who can help him: Alice (Alysson Paradis), the professors daughter.
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Jonathan Vogel (Guillaume Depardieu) would like to turn back the clock and undo the accident that led to his disability and destroyed his life. When he learns that Stivlas Karr (Carlo Brandt), a well-known professor and geneticist, has developed a gene therapy for regenerating the human body, he makes an appointment with him for some clinical tests. But the therapy doesnt go according to Professor Karrs plan and leads to unexpected results. Jonathan, whose life is now in danger, has become aware that there is only one person who can help him: Alice (Alysson Paradis), the professors daughter.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Alexandre Iordachescu, Marcel Beaulieu, Marianne Brun
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,493
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Freshline Productions, Elefant Films
Cast
Alexandre Iordachescu
Director
Guillaume Depardieu
Jonathan Vogel
Alysson Paradis
Alice Karr
Carlo Brandt
Stivlas Karr
Sophie Lukasik
Anna Vogel
Dorotheea Petre
Infirmière Jonathan
Patricia Bopp
La consultante
Jean-Pierre Gos
Jacques Becker
Mădălina Constantin
Infirmière Cassandre
Rodica Lazăr
Assistante médicale
Florin Tibu
Monsieur Krauss
Alexa Mogosdan
Madame Krauss
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