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When Paul Blick, 54, a renowned photographer, returns from a long trip abroad, he learns that his daughter Marie had been interned in a psychiatric hospital for schizophrenia.
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When Paul Blick, 54, a renowned photographer, returns from a long trip abroad, he learns that his daughter Marie had been interned in a psychiatric hospital for schizophrenia.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Isabelle Coudrier-Kleist, Jean-Marc Culiersi, Jean-Pierre Sinapi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Scarlett Production
Cast
Jean-Pierre Sinapi
Director
Jacques Gamblin
Paul Blick
Pauline Étienne
Marie Blick
Bernard Le Coq
Jean Villandreux
Édith Scob
Claire Blick
Joffrey Verbruggen
Paul Blick - jeune
Mathilda May
Anna Blick
Margaux Van Den Plas
Anna Blick - jeune
Amandine Truffy
Mad
Christiane Millet
Martine Villandreux
Théo Frilet
Vincent Blick
David Pujadas
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