Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
This coming-of-age musical features a strong representation of LGBTQ+ individuals coming-of-age.
The Proposal
A young couple, Sandrine and Peter, discuss the pros and cons of marriage during their anniversary dinner in a cafe while others look on. An argument that might change their future and their perception of love and their meaning of relationship.
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A young couple, Sandrine and Peter, discuss the pros and cons of marriage during their anniversary dinner in a cafe while others look on. An argument that might change their future and their perception of love and their meaning of relationship.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:César Camán
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Rikch'Ariy Studios
Cast
César Camán
Director
Amélia Jean
Sandrine
Ilias Benhaddi
Peter
César Camán
Davide
Josée Archambault
Dame
Marie-Josée Gonzalez Mucino
Serveuse
Pierre-André Roy
Employé du café
Julie Charrassier
Joueuse de cartes
Orian Quéré
Joueur de cartes
Salome Flandin
Lectrice
Michelle Leponce
Cliente du café
Simon Lemay
Client du café
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