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I Am A Soldier

I Am A Soldier

by Laurent Larivière
 

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I Am A Soldier: It’s a dog’s life for Louise Bourgoin

CANNES 2015: Laurent Larivière’s film highlights the harsh reality of a young woman’s fight to escape social precariousness by plunging her into the world of trafficking in domestic animals 

"How far are we willing to go to fit into society?"

Interview: Laurent Larivière • Director

"How far are we willing to go to fit into society?"

We caught up with the director of I Am A Soldier, a debut feature film that was showcased in the Un Certain Regard section of this year’s Cannes Film Festival. 

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international title: I Am A Soldier
original title: Je suis un soldat
country: France, Belgium
sales agent: Le Pacte
year: 2015
NOTFOUND_filmregia_en: Laurent Larivière
NOTFOUND_filmsceneggiatura_en: Laurent Larivière, François Decodts
NOTFOUND_filmattori_en: Louise Bourgoin, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Laurent Capelluto, Nina Meurisse

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Cannes Film Festival 2015Un Certain Regard
Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur 2015 
Arras Film Festival 2015 
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