Suicide express
Valentin loves old musicals, Adélaïde doesn't. Valentin loves life. Adélaïde, not so much. In any case, he's not afraid of anything when it comes to winning her over, not even ridicule.
Valentin loves old musicals, Adélaïde doesn't. Valentin loves life. Adélaïde, not so much. In any case, he's not afraid of anything when it comes to winning her over, not even ridicule.
Estéban
Valentin
Armelle Abibou
Adélaïde
Maxime Dambrin
Benjamin Wangermée
Sylvain Barry
Philippe Meyer
Narrator (voice)
Valentin loves old musicals, Adélaïde doesn't. Valentin loves life. Adélaïde, not so much. In any case, he's not afraid of anything when it comes to winning her over, not even ridicule.
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