
Eastpak
2017, French. Directed by Jean-Benoît Ugeux.
Fouad, a young Arab man, finds himself at a dinner party for young people in their thirties in Brussels. Everything is going well until they realize that a backpack has disappeared...
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- 1 January 2017
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Who directed Eastpak?
Eastpak (2017) was directed by Jean-Benoît Ugeux and stars Bilal Aya, Laurent Caron, Fabien Magry.