See The Sea

See The Sea

★ 6.0IMDb Score
Released:2025-09-17
Duration:91 min
Country:France
Director:Emmanuel Poulain-Arnaud
Actors:Audrey Fleurot, Dany Boon, Nicolas Marié, Manon Villa, Ewan Bourdelles
Production:Chapka Films, TF1 Films Production
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Overview:

A young boy who gradually loses sight goes on a getaway vacation with his divorced parents.

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