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Alice, fired from her job on an assembly line, leaves her boyfriend and provincial home for an uncertain new life in Lyon. There she encounters Bruno, a construction worker who's just been dumped and is severely depressed. Romantic possibilities ensue.
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Alice, fired from her job on an assembly line, leaves her boyfriend and provincial home for an uncertain new life in Lyon. There she encounters Bruno, a construction worker who's just been dumped and is severely depressed. Romantic possibilities ensue.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Laetitia Masson
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Conquering Lion Pictures, Dacia Films
Cast
Laetitia Masson
Director
Sandrine Kiberlain
Alice
Arnaud Giovaninetti
Bruno
Roschdy Zem
Joseph
Jean-Michel Fête
Travelling Salesman
Daniel Kiberlain
Alice's Father
Claire Denis
Alice's Mother
Lise Lamétrie
Annette
Laetitia Palermo
Helene
Thierry Rode
Factory Manager
Nathalie Villeneuve
Christelle
Didier Flamand
Personnel Officer
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