Why Wish and similar Disney films don't work
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The Circles of the Vicious
May 1973: By coming back from the Cannes film festival, a young hitch-hiker, lost at nightfall, finds refuge in a farm where a old man, claims his homosexuality and pretends to come from the future.
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May 1973: By coming back from the Cannes film festival, a young hitch-hiker, lost at nightfall, finds refuge in a farm where a old man, claims his homosexuality and pretends to come from the future.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Philippe Vallois
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Films du Toucan Production
Cast
Philippe Vallois
Director
Alexis Sageot
Jean-Jacques Baudry
Philippe Vallois
Maxime
Tony Zarouel
Ahmed
Belen Ferris
Madame Priester
Maëlle Banton
Evelyne la hippie
Alice Oliot
Maggy Priester
Laurent Estimbre
L'ouvrier agricole
Théa Foudrinier
Marie-Lou la hippie
Gisèle Rollier
Mémère
Christian Haton
Pépère
Catherine Oliot
Paulette
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