Breath of Life
By David Roux
2018 | 93 min | Drama
According to Kant, physicians must walk a tightrope. In this film, the doctor teeters on the wire while treating his own mother.
Fred Epaud
ActorFred Epaud is a French actor known for his versatile performances in both film and television. Throughout his career, he has appeared in various French productions, showcasing his range as a performer. Some notable films in which Epaud has appeared include "The Minister" (2011), where he played a complex role that earned widespread recognition, and "Welcome Aboard" (2011), a comedy that further demonstrated his ability to tackle different genres effectively. Though information about any awards he may have received is not readily available, his consistent presence in French cinema underscores his contribution to the industry.
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