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Benji (2017)
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Add to a movie listBenji est un film américain de 2018, écrit et réalisé par Brandon Camp et produit par Blumhouse Productions. Le film est un reboot du Benji de 1974, réalisé par le père de Brandon Camp, Joe. Il met en vedette Gabriel Bateman et Darby Camp.
Le film est sorti le 16 mars 2018 sur Netflix.
Synopsis
Un chien malicieux aide une famille brisée à retrouver le sourire et vient à leur rescousse quand le frère et la soeur se retrouvent en grand danger.Actors
Gabriel Bateman
(Carter Hughes)
Darby Camp
(Frankie Hughes)
Angus Sampson
(Titus)
Kiele Sanchez
(Whitney)
Will Rothhaar
(Sid)
Tom Proctor
(Cajun Captain)
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