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Lie with Me
Lie with Me

Lie with Me

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An author returns to his hometown of Cognac for the first time in 35 years to help promote a distillery. Once there, he meets his first love’s son, Lucas. Memories come rushing back to him: irrepressible attraction, bodies becoming one in the heat of desire, a passion that can never be revealed… His first love’s name was Thomas. They were 17.

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Budget

$2100000

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

French

Runtime

98 mins

Rating

7.4/10

Release Date

22 February 2023

Country

France

Cast

Guillaume de Tonquédec

Guillaume de Tonquédec

Stéphane Belcourt

Victor Belmondo

Victor Belmondo

Lucas Andrieu

Guilaine Londez

Guilaine Londez

Gaëlle Flamand

Jéremy Gillet

Jéremy Gillet

Stéphane Belcourt (Young)

Julien de Saint Jean

Julien de Saint Jean

Thomas Andrieu

Pierre-Alain Chapuis

Pierre-Alain Chapuis

Mr. Dejean

Cyril Couton

Cyril Couton

The Bookstore Owner

Marilou Gallais

Marilou Gallais

Lucas' Grandmother

Doriane Chastanet

Doriane Chastanet

Nadine

Laurence Pierre

Laurence Pierre

Ms. Dejean

Dominique Courait

Dominique Courait

Thierry

Julie Pépin Lehalleur

Julie Pépin Lehalleur

The Cellar Guide

Guillaume Le Doner

Guillaume Le Doner

The Mixologist

Sophie Fougère

Sophie Fougère

The Prefect

David Olivier Fischer

David Olivier Fischer

The Prefect's Husband

Jean-Francois Toulouse

Jean-Francois Toulouse

Mr. Debauches

Laurence Macaire

Laurence Macaire

Ms. Debauches

Davide Grody

Davide Grody

American Importer

Victoria Boivin

Victoria Boivin

American Importer

Amy Pasquet

Amy Pasquet

American Importer

Lyman Louis

Lyman Louis

American Importer

Stephen Swinscode

Stephen Swinscode

American Importer

Larry Skoller

Larry Skoller

American Importer

William Coquerel

William Coquerel

American Importer

Alban Petiteaux

Alban Petiteaux

American Importer

Michel-Alexandre Mahy

Michel-Alexandre Mahy

American Importer

Flavien Berlaud

Flavien Berlaud

Château Bagnolet Butler

Thierry David

Thierry David

Château Bagnolet Butler

Frédéric Lavigne

Frédéric Lavigne

Yeuse Hotel Receptionist

Paul-Emile Fort

Paul-Emile Fort

Yeuse Hotel Receptionist

Jocelyne Desverchère

Jocelyne Desverchère

The Editor (voice)

Nicole Cousseau

Nicole Cousseau

Thomas' Mother (voice)

Genevieve Brillet

Genevieve Brillet

Woman at Signing in Bookstore

Alexandre Cluchet

Alexandre Cluchet

Man at Signing in Bookstore

Doriane Chastanet

Doriane Chastanet

Stéphane's High School Girl Friend

Valentin Guignier

Valentin Guignier

Stéphane's High School Friend

Sacha Valentin-Couny

Sacha Valentin-Couny

Stéphane's High School Friend

Noé Godard

Noé Godard

Thomas' High School Friend

Paul Rougerie

Paul Rougerie

Thomas' High School Friend

Noé Joly

Noé Joly

Thomas' High School Friend

Elise Geyssely

Elise Geyssely

Thomas' High School Friend

Théophile Lévy

Théophile Lévy

Thomas' High School Friend

Kenny Bertry

Kenny Bertry

Cellar Agent

Maxime Dupont

Maxime Dupont

Cellar Agent

Brandon Raffier

Brandon Raffier

Cellar Agent

Anthony Vilpoix

Anthony Vilpoix

Cellar Agent

Marie-Cécile Lucas

Marie-Cécile Lucas

Stéphane's Mother

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