The Sixth Child
2022 | 92 min | Drama
A couple with serious financial problems are expecting their sixth child. They are helped by Julien and Anna, who are unable to have children.
Benjamin Lavernhe
ActorBenjamin Lavernhe is a French actor known for his work in both film and theatre. He has appeared in a variety of French films, including "La Belle Epoque" and "Duo." Lavernhe's performances have garnered critical acclaim, earning him nominations and awards in the French entertainment industry.
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