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All the Way Up Your Soul

2013, French. Directed by Jean-Adrien Espiasse.

One day, the young Jacques falls into a manhole which is actually a door leading to a parallel world : the city of Paris plunged in an endless night, occupied by batty characters and ruled by an emperor allowing all the excesses. Between sex, violence and poetry, Jacques must climb the social ladder of this new world through heavy sacrifices...

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11 December 2013
Original title
Bien profond dans ton âme

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All the Way Up Your Soul (2013) was directed by Jean-Adrien Espiasse.

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