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The Doll 

Eastern France, nowadays. Rémi, who has never recovered from a heartbreak, shares his life with a doll called Audrey. But the day his new coworker, Patricia, arrives at his company, Audrey comes to life. The two women will turn Rémi’s life upside down.
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Eastern France, nowadays. Rémi, who has never recovered from a heartbreak, shares his life with a doll called Audrey. But the day his new coworker, Patricia, arrives at his company, Audrey comes to life. The two women will turn Rémi’s life upside down.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Sophie Beaulieu
Written By:Sophie Beaulieu
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Novoprod, Atelier de Production, 31 Juin Films, Les Films du Parc, Borsalino Productions, Paprika Films

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