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From 18 October 2022

Hold Me Tight Serre moi fort

Mathieu Amalric / France / 2021 / 97 min / French

The mysterious and stunning family drama by actor and director Mathieu Amalric takes us to the inner world of a woman, wife and mother of two children, who is wandering real and imaginary memories. With Vicky Krieps in one of her best roles ever.

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