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Nicolas has an appointment with his sister Juliette. They are bound by a heavy secret of childhood: their mother committed suicide while their father had charged Nicolas to keep her. Since then, the father has chased him out and has... See more »

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Juliette
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Nicola
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Berlu
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Le père
Christian Rist ...
Julien
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Laure
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Diop
Sophie Baragnon ...
Juliette enfant
Vincent Balvet ...
Nicolas enfant
Danièle Gégauff ...
La mère (as Danièle Rosencranz)
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Martine Simonet ...
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Benoît Jacquot

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Benoît Jacquot ... ()

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Michel Chanderli ... executive producer

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Pierre Lhomme

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Fanette Simonet

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Raoul Albert

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Paul Le Marinel ... makeup designer

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Stella Quef ... production manager

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Jacques Tronel ... assistant director

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Jean-Yves Delbreuve ... camera operator
Jacques Renard ... assistant camera

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Geneviève Dufour ... script supervisor

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Nicolas has an appointment with his sister Juliette. They are bound by a heavy secret of childhood: their mother committed suicide while their father had charged Nicolas to keep her. Since then, the father has chased him out and has forbidden Juliette to see Nicolas again.

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Also Known As
  • Closet Children (World-wide, English title)
  • Die verschworenen Kinder (West Germany)
  • Dzieci z ogłoszenia (Poland)
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Trivia Nicola (Lou Castel) bears the psychological scars of unbearable guilt. As a boy, he was given the job of looking after his mentally unstable mother and protecting her from herself. One day, he and his sister went instead into a large closet and enacted a childishly intensive "I dare you" bonding ritual, marking one another with the blade of their father's sword cane. While he was occupied in this manner, the boy's mother hung herself and died. Now an adult, he still has an unhealthily strong fixation on his sister. This is so obvious that a girlfriend of his sister's, with whom he has an affair, breaks it off, complaining that she is not interested in being a stand-in for the sister. See more »
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