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The Seventh Pullet
The bored and self-centered Mr B secretly dreams of being acknowledged by his everyday travel companions as a distinguished and entertaining man.
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The bored and self-centered Mr B secretly dreams of being acknowledged by his everyday travel companions as a distinguished and entertaining man.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Elisabet Gustafsson
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Elisabet Gustafsson
Director
Cyril Couton
Monsieur B
Bruno Paviot
Monsieur G
Nathalie Mercier
Madame B
Margot Lefevre
Madame S
Laure Werckmann
Mademoiselle M
Guillaume Fafiotte
Young Monsieur D
Eric Kheliff
Monsieur O
Yvon Wust
Chief Editor
Patricia Joly
Editorial secretary
Philippe Ohrel
Arbitrator
Jean-Philippe Meyer
Bartender
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