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Heartstrings is a french film of genre Drama directed by Michel Boujenah with Charles Berling
Heartstrings (2016)
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Directed by Michel Boujenah
OriginFrance
Themes L'adolescence, Films about children, Medical-themed films, Films about disabilities, La cécité
Rating64%
Le Cœur en braille est une comédie dramatique français réalisée par Michel Boujenah, sortie en 2016.
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Marie, élève sérieuse et passionnée de violoncelle, souhaite intégrer le conservatoire supérieur, mais est en train de perdre la vue. Elle se lie d'amitié avec Victor qui va l'aider dans cette aventure : réussir a rentrer dans cette prestigieuse école en cachant son handicap...Actors
Charles Berling
(Le père de Marie)
Florence Guérin
(Hôtesse du concours)
Jean-Stan DuPac
(Victor)
Pascal Elbé
(Le père de Victor)
Raphaëlle Bruneau
(Principale collège)
Laurent Capelluto
(Docteur Vergne)
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