So Long, Paris! Trailer

So Long, Paris! Trailer (2020)

15 March 2020 Comedy 18 mins

A bittersweet comedy about how a fanciful and rebellious preteen ends up accepting her parents' divorce.

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Cast

Catherine Salviat

as La dame sans âge

Jérôme Rebotier

as Le ukuléliste

Salomé Dudoignon-Valade

as La nonne gentille

Mildred Puissant

as La nonne méchante

Ève Dudoignon-Valade

as La jeune fille aux pieds nus

Bonnie Grandière Bourgoin

as La petite fille au ballon

International Releases Dates

France 15 March 2020

Production Companies

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