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Day of the Crows

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Day of the Crows

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cast: Jean Reno, Lorànt Deutsch, Isabelle Carré

year: 2013

colour: yes

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director: Jean-Christophe Dessaint

runtime: 98

The young Courge lives in the heart of the forest, raised by his father, a tyrannical giant who reigns triumphant over his domain and prevents his son from exploring beyond its boundaries. Isolated from civilization, the boy grows up wild, with for only companions the placid ghosts who haunt the forest. That is until the day he will venture to the nearest village, where he meets young Manon. . .

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