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Presque comme les autres is a french film of genre Drama directed by Renaud Bertrand with Bernard Campan
Presque comme les autres (2014)
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Add to a movie listPresque comme les autres est un téléfilm franco-belge réalisé par Renaud Bertrand, inspiré par l'histoire vécue par le comédien Francis Perrin et sa femme Gersende, parents d'un enfant autiste. Il est diffusé le 12 août 2015 sur RTS Deux, puis le 30 mars 2016 sur France 2.
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Christophe (Bernard Campan) est un comédien célèbre, qui triomphe sur scène dans Le Dindon, admiré par sa jeune femme Séverine, également comédienne. Ils ont un fils de trois ans, Tom (Côme Rossignol de La Ronde). Ce dernier ne leur laisse pas de répit : il ne dort pas, ne répond jamais quand on l'appelle, ne réagit pas, ne parle pas... Séverine sent que ce fils n'est pas normal, mais tout l'entourage, médecins, famille, jusqu'à Christophe, est dans le déni. Leur bel amour va-t-il résister ? Va-t-on finir par comprendre pourquoi Tom est si différent ?Actors
Bernard Campan
(Christophe)
Julie-Marie Parmentier
(Séverine)
Marie-Anne Chazel
(Liliane)
Patrick Descamps
(Paul, le père de Séverine)
Christelle Cornil
(Virginie, la soeur de Séverine)
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