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13 Courts Mortels (2006)

2006 · Just Philippot, Maxime Ruscio, Mathieu Vollaire, Sébastien Auger, David Garnacho, Julien Hazemann, Bérénice Bonhomme, Robin Plessy, Vincent Pedretti, Sylvain Bouilleau, Sébastien Gonzalez, Nicolas Lim, Grégory Andron · France · Edited by 1

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In this thematic series of 13 short films on "Death," the filming constraint was unity: 1 set, 1 actor, 1 day of shooting. Each film addresses the last minutes of their main character's life in a variety of genres. From thrills to dark humor, discover 13 talented young directors.

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Una proposta del 2006 incentrata su Misterio e Cortometraggio. Diretta da Just Philippot, Maxime Ruscio, Mathieu Vollaire, Sébastien Auger, David Garnacho, Julien Hazemann, Bérénice Bonhomme, Robin Plessy, Vincent Pedretti, Sylvain Bouilleau, Sébastien Gonzalez, Nicolas Lim, Grégory Andron.

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Influenze

  1. 1917
    Satan's Rhapsody
  2. 1951
    Isabelle aux Dombes
  3. 1963
    Remembrance
  4. 1967
    Juliet in Paris
  5. 1969
    Verità nascoste
  6. 2006
    13 Courts Mortels

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