13 Sep 2002
Pure
A young boy trying to deal with his mother's heroin addiction befriends a waitress who helps him cope with the tough situation.
On the Wandering Paths
Pierre, a famous explorer and writer, travels regularly through the world. Someday, climbing a hotel frontage while drunk, he falls from high and into a deep coma. When he awakes, he has difficulties walking but, against everyone's advices, he decides to walk through France, following forgotten pathways...
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Jean Dujardin Pierre
Izïa Higelin Céline, la sœur de Pierre
Jonathan Zaccaï Arnaud, un ami de Pierre
Anny Duperey Hélène, une tante de Pierre
Dylan Robert Dylan, un randonneur
Joséphine Japy Anna, l'ancienne compagne de Pierre
Olivier Charasson Jacques
Lou Chauvain Julia
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