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1980 9 min
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Animation humoristique sur la chaîne de réactions que déclenche chez un patient l'annonce de sa mort imminente.

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Animation humoristique sur la chaîne de réactions que déclenche chez un patient l'annonce de sa mort imminente.

  • direction
    Janet Perlman
    Derek Lamb
  • voice
    Michel Forget
    Ronald France
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    Claude Dionne
    Arlette Dion
    Andrée Major
    Yvon Charette
    Jackie Newell
  • sound effects
    Ken Page
  • sound mixer
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
  • animation camera
    Raymond Dumas
  • research
    Les Drew
  • administration
    Diane Bergeron
  • production
    Derek Lamb
    Janet Perlman

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