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An improbable encounter between Bruno, in his forties marginalized by professional and family setbacks, and Gagic, little street boy, mischievous and pilferer. Bruno will gradually come to the surface, guided by this little solar boy, full of mischief and poetry.
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An improbable encounter between Bruno, in his forties marginalized by professional and family setbacks, and Gagic, little street boy, mischievous and pilferer. Bruno will gradually come to the surface, guided by this little solar boy, full of mischief and poetry.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Yoann Guillouzouic
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:White Panama Films, Digital District, Les improductibles
Cast
Yoann Guillouzouic
Director
Guillaume de Tonquédec
Bruno
Piti Puia
Gagic
Richard Bohringer
Le propriétaire de l'appartement
Clara Ponsot
La voisine
Gwendolyn Gourvenec
L'avocate
Claire Borotra
L'épouse de Bruno
Amélia Lacquemant
La fille de Bruno
Jules Pacini
Le fils de Bruno
Jean-François Cayrey
Le beau-frère de Bruno
Raphaëlle Agogué
La soeur de Bruno
David El Hakim
Le fils du propriétaire
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