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Lazare fait bien les choses

2021, French. Directed by Thomas Appleman.

Lazare Roubichet is a clumsy soccer player. To tell the truth, he just doesn't know how to play at all. He plays for PAF, a mediocre soccer club. It's the grand final, and Lazare is called onto the field for the second half. What no one knows at this point is that Lazare's entry onto the field will change the course of the rest of the match.

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13 July 2021
Country
France
Written by
Thomas Appleman

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Lazare fait bien les choses (2021) was directed by Thomas Appleman and stars Gaël Mectoob, Kemar.

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