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Eat

4.6/10
TMDB8 votes
Original: 84 min

Laura is a lawyer, she’s beautiful and has a nice boyfriend. But 15 years ago she was fat, bullied and without friends. Now she has come to terms with her bulimia. She is celebrating her first year abstinence.

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About Eat

A woman recovering from an eating disorder re-encounters someone from her past.

Eat (2012) is a film in the tv movie, thriller, drama genres. Directed by , . The cast includes Jennifer Decker, Elodie Frenck, Julien Boisselier, Gustave Kervern.

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Original language
Runtime
84 minutes
Status
Released
Production countries
France
Production companies
La Parisienne d'Images
Writers
Virgile Bramly, Julia Ducournau

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What is Eat about?

Laura is a lawyer, she’s beautiful and has a nice boyfriend. But 15 years ago she was fat, bullied and without friends. Now she has come to terms with her bulimia. She is celebrating her first year abstinence.

Who stars in Eat?

Jennifer Decker, Elodie Frenck, Julien Boisselier, Gustave Kervern, Fabio Zenoni, Cédric Vieira. See the cast cards above for character names.

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