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Saving Kevin

A documentary on all Kevins, starring multiple Kevins and directed by another Kevin

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Kevin Fafournoux

Synopsis

In France, the name Kevin is associated with a bad reputation and the film aims to change that.

Actors

Crews

Kevin Fafournoux
Kevin Fafournoux
Director
Kevin Fafournoux
Kevin Fafournoux
Original Story
Kevin Fafournoux
Kevin Fafournoux
Idea
Kevin Fafournoux
Kevin Fafournoux
Writer

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