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The Lodger 

Julie just started university in Bordeaux. She moves into the house of Elizabeth, an old widow who lends her a room in exchange for her help with daily chores. There’s one condition: acting as if Victor, Elizabeth’s dead husband, was still alive. But soon, Julie starts feeling his presence… and an inescapable and dangerous love triangle begins.
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Julie just started university in Bordeaux. She moves into the house of Elizabeth, an old widow who lends her a room in exchange for her help with daily chores. There’s one condition: acting as if Victor, Elizabeth’s dead husband, was still alive. But soon, Julie starts feeling his presence… and an inescapable and dangerous love triangle begins.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Romance
Directed By:Baptiste Drapeau
Written By:Ollivier Briand, Baptiste Drapeau, Mauricio Carrasco
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Capricci Films, Mon Ballon Productions

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Director

Baptiste Drapeau

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Jacqueline Bisset

Elizabeth Dardelin

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Alice Isaaz

Julie Moreau

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Bastien Ughetto

Manu

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François-Dominique Blin

Victor Dardelin

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Quentin Laclotte

Micro Bitus

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Olivier Maltini

Employé du bridge

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Antoine Macaud

Grossus Bitus

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