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Directed by | Martin Bourgault Virginie Brault Brian Desgagne Stéphan Doe Diane Gagnon Jean-François Gros d'Aillon Michel Lauzon Francis Lussier Jean-Félix Maynard Philippe Melançon Antonin Monmart |
Written by | Adrien Lorion David Etienne Michel Laroche |
Produced by | David Etienne |
Starring | Guillaume Baillargeon Jacques Bassal Bruno Beauregard Karim Benzaid |
Cinematography | Martin Bourgault Virginie Brault |
Music by | Annie Dufresne Nancy Dumais |
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Country | Canada |
Language | French |
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