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Release Date:
February 27, 2024
Original Title:
Entrez, c'est ouvert
Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Drama
Production Companies:
ESEC
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 8
A couple suffers the theft of several objects necessary for their daily life but they choose to take these inconveniences with a smile. They seem to be guided by their optimism and love for each other, until a last theft makes everything go wrong...
Assistant Camera:
Jules Besset
Assistant Director:
Adrien Renou
Paul Camilla
Assistant Production Manager:
Yannis Durand
Gaëlle Mialon-Granet
Camera Operator:
Tom Sibieude
Chief Lighting Technician:
Axel Mantes
Costumer:
Paul Camilla
Data Management Technician:
Tom Sibieude
Decorator:
Mathieu Montagnon
Kathleen Valli
Director:
Thibault Carrere
Director of Photography:
Hadassah Chase
Editor:
Augustin Bergeot
Corentin Geniaux
Matthieu Bougeard
Electrician:
Jules Travet
Gabriel Mathon
Key Grip:
Gauthier Aru
Machinist:
Lucie Marragou
Tom Kettani
Makeup & Hair:
Paul Camilla
Mixing Engineer:
Hadrien Mouchikhine
Production Manager:
Maëliss Simon
Production Sound Mixer:
Timothé Lenti
Prop Designer:
Joris Jan
Screenplay:
Thibault Carrere
Script:
Eliott Valion
Sound Recordist:
Gaspard Bonnassieux
Visual Effects:
Mathias Tosseli
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