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Act 100: The Changing of the Guard

2020, French. Directed by Anne-Sophie Bailly.

Dorothée has arranged a delicate balance between motherhood, economic survival and political commitment. It holds firm on one of the last roundabouts in France. Jules finds her to also defend his interests. Singing.

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Released
25 September 2020
Original title
Acte cent : la relève
Country
France
Written by
Anne-Sophie Bailly, Léna Mardi

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Act 100: The Changing of the Guard (2020) was directed by Anne-Sophie Bailly and stars Rebecca Finet, Mathieu Tune, Sarah Edery.

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