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2020 | Color | 73:00

Suzanne is 16. She gets bored with people her age. Every day on her way to school, she passes a theater. There she meets an older man and becomes obsessed with him. Despite their age difference, they find in each other an answer to their ennui and fall in love. But Suzanne is afraid of missing out on normal teenage life and being unable to enjoy it like her peers. 

 


Country: Francia
Direction: Lindon; Suzanne
Script: Lindon; Suzanne
Production: Bonmarchand; Caroline
Photography: Attard; Jérémie
Sound: Tribout; Julie, Durel; Rémi, Domercq; Guilhem
Music: Delerm; Vincent
Cast:Viala; Florence, Lindon; Suzanne, Valois; Arnaud, Pierrot; Frédéric, Marder; Rebecca
Art direction: Long Nguyên; Caroline
Participation year at FICM: 2020

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