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Alone

Five kids wake up in a world where everybody has disappeared.

Starring:

Sofia Lesaffre, Stéphane Bak, Jean-Stan Du Pac, Paul Scarfoglio, Kim Lockhart, Thomas Doret, Renan Madelpuech, Kamel Isker, Jeanne Guittet, Inès Spiridonov, Renan Prevot, Evelyne El Garby Klaï, Lyèce Boukhitine, Rio Vega, Jérôme Cachon

Genre:

Fantasy, Sci-Fi

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