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One night, Alice is attacked while waiting for her boyfriend Remy. Remy swears to avenge her but seems to ignore Alice's brother holds him responsible... Remy wants to tell Alice the truth about his absence but something prevents him from... See more »

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Jean-Luc Voyeux ...
Le Chapelier
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Alice
Jérôme Ivain ...
Rémi
Joël Grimaud ...
William
Guy Leroy ...
L'Agresseur
Sam Olfain ...
Le Promoteur

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Gauthier Ivain

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Gauthier Ivain ... (writer)

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Gauthier Ivain ... executive producer / producer

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Olivier Militon

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Maxence Muller

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Gaëtan Hugnet ... associate editor

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Guillaume Schmitter ... colorist

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Eugénie Mille ... makeup department head

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Fanny Poncet ... first assistant director
Hélène Robert ... second assistant director

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Gautier Dupont ... sound editor
Cyrille Lauwerier ... sound mixer
Ludivine Pelé ... boom operator

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Paul de Gromard ... assistant camera
Thibault Maillard ... best boy
Victor Memain ... gaffer
Arslan Terrien ... assistant camera

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Elsa Barbeau Bredillot ... continuity supervisor

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Thomas Bansart ... choreographer

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Plot Summary

One night, Alice is attacked while waiting for her boyfriend Remy. Remy swears to avenge her but seems to ignore Alice's brother holds him responsible... Remy wants to tell Alice the truth about his absence but something prevents him from doing so. Written by Anonymous

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Also Known As
  • A Nighhunter's Tale (Europe, English title)
  • A Nighthunter's Tale (Europe, English title)
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  • 16 min
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