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The Pupil 

Morgan, a sensitive 12-year-old, growing up in richness and royalty, finds a true friend in Julien, a young man hired to tutor him.
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Morgan, a sensitive 12-year-old, growing up in richness and royalty, finds a true friend in Julien, a young man hired to tutor him.

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Genre:Drama, History
Directed By:Olivier Schatzky
Written By:Olivier Schatzky, Ève Deboise
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Heritage Films, CANAL+ Polska

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