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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Jake Day, Louis Vignes
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Studio:Studio Café Films
Cast
Louis Vignes
Director
Martin Caillaud
Fred (young)
Ambroise Charvin
Fred (adult)
Georges d'Audignon
Fred (Old)
Victoire Vaille
Clara (Fred's girlfriend)
Mayte PEREA LOPEZ
Marianne (Fred's mom)
Esma Berceger
Amélie (Fred's futur wife)
Anatole Castelnau
Joueur de Poker
Davy SOUELA
Croupier
Alexis Todge
Joueur de Poker #2
François Girerd
Le Forin aux Bonbons
Georges d'Audignon
Docteur NATO
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