Summer 79, holidays, Ocean. Jean, about 10 years old, realizes that his mother and father don't love each other anymore. Suddenly, the family is confronted with death. Jean discovers the ambivalence of life, its violence, human weakness, something like the end of childhood...
Adam Lenglen
Jean
Michaël Abiteboul
Serge
Cyrius Rosset
Julien
Stéphane Blancafort
Carlos
Julia Faure
Sylvie
Ellie Etienne
Fillette
Stella Beuvard
Cuisinière
Michel Tavarès
Ami de la famille
Géraldine Salès
Amie de la famille
Summer 79, holidays, Ocean. Jean, about 10 years old, realizes that his mother and father don't love each other anymore. Suddenly, the family is confronted with death. Jean discovers the ambivalence of life, its violence, human weakness, something like the end of childhood...
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