

Ange & Ovni
2018, French. Directed by Sandrine Béchade.
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- Released
- 17 September 2018
- Country
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- Sandrine Béchade
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Who directed Ange & Ovni?
Ange & Ovni (2018) was directed by Sandrine Béchade and stars Charles Lafortune, Lénie B. Desrosiers, Loka Pelletier.