Night #1

Night #1

★ 5.7IMDb Score
Released:2011-10-12
Genre:Drama
Duration:89 min
Country:Canada
Director:Anne Émond
Actors:Catherine de Léan, Dimitri Storoge, Véronique Rebizov, Raphaël Boulanger, Mika Pluviose
Production:Metafilms

Overview:

It starts as a one night stand that evolves in a long discussion with infinite subjects between a québécoise and an immigrant.

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