
Close-Knit(2017)
After being neglected by her mother, a little girl is taken in by her uncle and his transgender girlfriend, who create a loving home for her.



Michel Serrault
Julien

Claire Bouanich
Elsa

Nade Dieu
Isabelle

Françoise Michaud
Cafe Waitress

Pierre Poirot
Police Commissioner

Jacky Nercessian
Policeman

Jacques Bouanich
Sébastien's Father
Hélène Hily
Marguerite, the Concierge

Catherine Cyler
Sébastien's Mother
Jerry Lucas
Sébastien
The Butterfly is a family, drama film released in 2002 exploring themes of neglected child, insect collector, older friend. Directed by Philippe Muyl, it stars Michel Serrault, Claire Bouanich, Nade Dieu. An old man who has one interest in life, collecting butterflies, has his life changed by an eight year old girl.
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