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The Master and The Loser
Two twin brothers with opposite personalities, go on a date with the same girl following a misunderstanding.
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Two twin brothers with opposite personalities, go on a date with the same girl following a misunderstanding.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Karim Roussel, Titouan Dornier, Killian Aubijoux, Mad Megardon
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
Karim Roussel, Titouan Dornier
Director
Karim Roussel
The Master / The Loser
Mad Megardon
Valentine
Thierry Dornier
Boxing Referee / Cashier
Killian Aubijoux
God
Poppy
Luïa
Louna Brillot
Luïa's Owner
Ombeline Bouvier
Dancer
Titouan Dornier
A man in the back
Léone Bichebois
Party Girl
Thelma Delsaut
Party Girl
Anaïs Issartel
Party Girl
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